SNEAKO - July 19, 2025


Asking NYC About Epstein


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 36 minutes

Words per Minute

186.71397

Word Count

17,979

Sentence Count

2,504

Misogynist Sentences

53

Hate Speech Sentences

92


Summary

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Beatrice and I talk about Jeffrey Epstein, the Trump administration, and why people are afraid of confrontation. We also talk about the death of a good friend of mine who died on a boat and how it affected me.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 All right, let me get it here!
00:00:04.500 You know what? The sun is shining.
00:00:06.500 It's a beautiful day out. Just happy.
00:00:08.500 Well, to kill your mood, what do you think about Jeffrey Epstein?
00:00:12.500 Okay, now that you learned Jeffrey Epstein was Jewish,
00:00:14.500 does that change your idea about white people?
00:00:16.500 No, but Jewish people are white.
00:00:18.500 They're not. It's a different race.
00:00:20.500 They're white and passive.
00:00:21.500 Are you scared of me?
00:00:22.500 Yeah!
00:00:23.500 Why?
00:00:24.500 Yeah, what did I do?
00:00:26.500 I'm scared of you.
00:00:27.500 Wait, tell me why.
00:00:28.500 Because you have crazy taste.
00:00:33.000 Your name is Beatrice. You're from Brazil?
00:00:34.500 Yes, I am.
00:00:35.500 Where are you going?
00:00:36.500 I'm going to Aptown.
00:00:39.500 What do you do?
00:00:40.500 I'm a photographer.
00:00:41.500 A what?
00:00:42.500 Photographer.
00:00:43.500 Oh, okay. Do you have a camera on you?
00:00:45.500 No. I have my camera on my phone.
00:00:47.500 You said you're a photographer with your iPhone?
00:00:49.500 No.
00:00:50.500 How long have you been a photographer?
00:00:52.500 30 years.
00:00:54.500 30 years?
00:00:55.500 Yes.
00:00:56.500 Are you good?
00:00:57.500 Yes.
00:00:58.500 What's your favorite subject to take photos of?
00:01:02.500 I like everything, actually, in general.
00:01:04.500 I like weird stuff.
00:01:06.500 I like abstract photography.
00:01:10.500 I like street photography.
00:01:12.500 But commercially, I did a lot of food photography.
00:01:17.500 But now it's so mainstream that nobody cares.
00:01:22.500 So what type of weird stuff in the street photography?
00:01:27.500 I don't know.
00:01:28.500 I like blurred things.
00:01:30.500 I like strange, unrecognizable things that are more emotional, driven, and that can, you
00:01:42.500 know, rain, clouds, smoke, fog.
00:01:47.500 Do you ever make people angry with some of the weird stuff that you take pictures of?
00:01:51.500 No.
00:01:52.500 I try not to make anybody angry.
00:01:54.500 I'm not a, I'm a very, I'm afraid of confrontation.
00:01:58.500 I think most people are afraid of confrontation.
00:02:01.500 Yeah.
00:02:02.500 I don't like to make people angry either, but I take photos or videos sometimes.
00:02:05.500 I had one photo, there was two Indian guys, and they were kissing each other's noses.
00:02:10.500 Oh, right.
00:02:11.500 And I thought it was weird and gross.
00:02:14.500 But I liked it.
00:02:15.500 But it made people really mad.
00:02:16.500 Yes, it did.
00:02:17.500 Yeah.
00:02:18.500 Well, yeah.
00:02:19.500 I try not to do that.
00:02:21.500 Okay.
00:02:22.500 I don't like to make people mad.
00:02:24.500 I like beasts.
00:02:25.500 Yeah, me too.
00:02:26.500 Yeah.
00:02:27.500 I like everybody to be happy.
00:02:29.500 What do you think about, have you heard about Jeffrey Epstein?
00:02:33.500 Jeffrey Epstein?
00:02:34.500 Who's that again?
00:02:35.500 Epstein, the guy with the island?
00:02:37.500 Oh, yes.
00:02:38.500 Yeah.
00:02:39.500 What do you think about Epstein?
00:02:40.500 They said there's no more Epstein list.
00:02:43.500 Oh.
00:02:44.500 Many people have looked at that list.
00:02:46.500 Maybe one good soul made a copy of that list.
00:02:51.500 No, but Trump, the president, he said it doesn't, it's gone.
00:02:54.500 No more list.
00:02:55.500 Yeah, because he's in it, so he needed to make it disappear, no?
00:02:58.500 You think he's on the list?
00:03:00.500 Of course he is.
00:03:01.500 There's proof, photographs, of him with young girls going to parties with that guy.
00:03:09.500 So what do you think this means for America?
00:03:15.500 It doesn't mean anything.
00:03:17.500 That's how it is.
00:03:19.500 You can be a pedophile and be a president.
00:03:23.500 That's the reality we are living through now.
00:03:28.500 Are you okay that society is okay with pedophiles?
00:03:31.500 No, I'm not.
00:03:32.500 I'm very angry about that.
00:03:34.500 So I try not to be too angry because it's going to be bad for me.
00:03:37.500 So trying to hold my health together by not allowing all this nastiness and cruelty to affect my health.
00:03:47.500 But I think a lot of people, a friend of mine just died on Monday.
00:03:52.500 And one of the things that he said that he was ready to go and he said, I can't stand the Trump administration.
00:04:00.500 It's killing me.
00:04:01.500 So he died on Monday because he was, he could not do it anymore.
00:04:05.500 I'm sorry about that.
00:04:07.500 Yeah.
00:04:08.500 I'm sorry about that.
00:04:09.500 I miss him, but he couldn't stand all of this horribleness, you know.
00:04:14.500 And we are on the same boat.
00:04:16.500 It's too bad that he's the only one who could go.
00:04:19.500 That's my train.
00:04:20.500 Nice to meet you, Beatriz.
00:04:21.500 Have a great day.
00:04:22.500 Bye.
00:04:23.500 Bye.
00:04:24.500 Thank you.
00:04:26.500 All right, guys.
00:04:27.500 Welcome.
00:04:28.500 Oh, thank you so much.
00:04:29.500 Thanks for coming on.
00:04:30.500 Where can I see it?
00:04:31.500 Twitter.
00:04:32.500 Just Google One Minute Podcasts.
00:04:33.500 What's your name?
00:04:34.500 Nico.
00:04:35.500 Nico?
00:04:36.500 My name is Nico.
00:04:38.500 Nice to meet you.
00:04:40.500 Nice to meet you.
00:04:41.500 I like your teeth.
00:04:43.500 Thank you.
00:04:44.500 My teeth?
00:04:45.500 Well, the things on your teeth, but your teeth are nice.
00:04:47.500 Yeah.
00:04:48.500 Thank you.
00:04:49.500 I had like braces for like three years.
00:04:51.500 Oh yeah.
00:04:52.500 Me too.
00:04:53.500 You just got them out?
00:04:54.500 No, I got them off actually like my junior year of high school.
00:04:58.500 So when I took like senior pictures, like I was like scared.
00:05:02.500 What made you decide to, I like the swag.
00:05:05.500 Thank you.
00:05:06.500 I've always been into fashion.
00:05:08.500 Yeah.
00:05:09.500 Just like fashion music.
00:05:10.500 I DJ.
00:05:11.500 Are you DJ too?
00:05:12.500 Yeah.
00:05:13.500 I actually, I think I ran into you at the Digital Nas.
00:05:16.500 Oh yeah.
00:05:17.500 Yeah.
00:05:18.500 Oh yeah.
00:05:19.500 I was DJing that one.
00:05:20.500 Oh, okay.
00:05:21.500 Yeah.
00:05:22.500 That was a pretty fun night.
00:05:23.500 That was pretty fun.
00:05:24.500 Did you ever DJ pianos in LES?
00:05:25.500 No, I don't think I want to.
00:05:27.500 Okay.
00:05:28.500 Where do you want to DJ?
00:05:29.500 I want to DJ like out here, like I would love to do silo or like the car park or like,
00:05:42.500 so these are like all like warehouse venues in like Brooklyn.
00:05:45.500 Cause I play like more like Latin tech, like techno stuff.
00:05:50.500 Are you Dominican?
00:05:51.500 I'm Colombian and Costa Rican.
00:05:52.500 Oh, okay.
00:05:53.500 Okay.
00:05:54.500 Not to be racist.
00:05:55.500 No, it's fine.
00:05:56.500 I get that a lot though.
00:05:58.500 You do?
00:05:59.500 Yeah.
00:06:00.500 I get like either like Dominican or like...
00:06:04.500 Puerto Rican.
00:06:05.500 Like Indian.
00:06:06.500 Indian?
00:06:07.500 Yeah.
00:06:08.500 What type of Native American or Indian Indian?
00:06:10.500 Like Indian.
00:06:11.500 Oh wow.
00:06:12.500 Yeah.
00:06:13.500 Okay.
00:06:14.500 How old are you?
00:06:15.500 I'm 22.
00:06:16.500 You're 22.
00:06:17.500 What do you think about Trump saying there's no more Epstein lists?
00:06:22.500 Right.
00:06:23.500 I was actually just scrolling at work and like I saw something about Epstein and shit.
00:06:31.500 It was like with Trump and shit.
00:06:33.500 Yeah.
00:06:34.500 They're saying there's no more Epstein lists.
00:06:35.500 There's no more?
00:06:36.500 Yeah.
00:06:37.500 That's gotta be like a lie.
00:06:42.500 You think that the president would lie about Jeffrey Epstein?
00:06:45.500 I think like the president lied about a lot of things.
00:06:48.500 Yeah.
00:06:49.500 I don't like our president.
00:06:50.500 I'm like not political at all but like what he's doing like now and like what he did
00:07:00.500 in the past, I just like totally don't agree with like him.
00:07:06.500 What do you think about the idea of Jeffrey Epstein and this island and it existing and
00:07:11.500 not existing and it implicating people?
00:07:12.500 I can't believe it even happened and like why they even let it slide like that.
00:07:17.500 Like to me that's just like how the fuck did that even happen?
00:07:24.500 And like having all these people in power were just like yeah let's just like get all
00:07:30.500 these little kids and put them on an island and like abuse them.
00:07:34.500 Like that's crazy to me.
00:07:37.500 Does it change your world view in knowing that we're kind of okay with this happening?
00:07:42.500 Yeah it's kind of sad that we are okay with letting this slide and like not really doing
00:07:48.500 anything about it and like letting these people still be in power and stuff.
00:07:52.500 It's just like they can go fuck themselves.
00:07:55.500 Get your train.
00:07:56.500 Don't miss it.
00:07:57.500 Nice to meet you.
00:07:58.500 What's your name again?
00:07:59.500 Niko.
00:08:00.500 See you around Niko.
00:08:01.500 I'll see you.
00:08:02.500 I'll find it.
00:08:03.500 We'll find it.
00:08:05.500 We'll find it.
00:08:06.500 Fucking shit that was close bro.
00:08:09.500 Mother fucker.
00:08:11.500 Someone find our IG for me.
00:08:13.500 I'll find it for me.
00:08:14.500 I bet you can find it.
00:08:15.500 Love speech schizos.
00:08:16.500 Activate.
00:08:17.500 This is Chicken Big Mac and Nina Niko.
00:08:20.500 Hey how you doing?
00:08:21.500 Would you like to be on the one minute podcast?
00:08:22.500 Sorry?
00:08:23.500 Would you like to be on the one minute podcast?
00:08:24.500 Oh what is it?
00:08:25.500 I was just asking New Yorkers about what they're doing.
00:08:27.500 Do you have a minute?
00:08:28.500 Sure yeah I have a minute.
00:08:29.500 What's your name?
00:08:30.500 My name is Brooklyn.
00:08:31.500 Brooklyn.
00:08:32.500 Your eyes are really cashing.
00:08:33.500 Are those contacts or those real eyes?
00:08:34.500 No these are my real eyes.
00:08:35.500 Oh okay.
00:08:36.500 Yeah.
00:08:37.500 Where are you from Brooklyn?
00:08:38.500 Yeah I'm from Brooklyn New York.
00:08:39.500 Oh okay.
00:08:40.500 Yeah.
00:08:41.500 I'm an actor so I've been doing that for many years.
00:08:45.500 Okay.
00:08:46.500 What are you headed to now?
00:08:47.500 I'm heading to go see my boyfriend and go on a little date.
00:08:50.500 Oh it's a good Friday.
00:08:51.500 It's a great Friday.
00:08:52.500 You're in a good mood.
00:08:53.500 I am in a good mood.
00:08:54.500 You know what?
00:08:55.500 The sun is shining.
00:08:56.500 It's a beautiful day out.
00:08:58.500 Just happy.
00:08:59.500 Well to kill your mood what do you think about Jeffrey Epstein?
00:09:05.500 I don't want to talk about him.
00:09:06.500 Bad dude.
00:09:07.500 Bad dude.
00:09:08.500 Well Trump said there's no more Epstein lists so we don't need to worry about it anymore.
00:09:10.500 I'll just leave it at that.
00:09:11.500 You don't believe him?
00:09:12.500 I don't really want to talk about politics if I'm being completely honest.
00:09:13.500 Yeah.
00:09:14.500 It's hard to like that subject.
00:09:15.500 Is it really politics?
00:09:16.500 You know like the idea of I know you don't want to talk about it but do you think that
00:09:17.500 counts as politics?
00:09:18.500 I think I think it's a bad person and there's bad people in the world and I think I just
00:09:25.500 really go out to those victims and the people there but yeah I don't know.
00:09:31.500 How long have you been in a relationship?
00:09:32.500 Pretty recent.
00:09:33.500 What advice would you give to people?
00:09:34.500 What's the secret to maintaining a good relationship?
00:09:38.500 Communication and honesty.
00:09:39.500 Yeah.
00:09:40.500 Did you see the CEO cheat on his wife at the Coldplay concert?
00:09:45.500 Yeah.
00:09:46.500 He just got fired an hour ago.
00:09:47.500 Really?
00:09:48.500 Yeah.
00:09:49.500 Him and the HR lady just got fired.
00:09:50.500 Oh my god.
00:09:51.500 Wow.
00:09:52.500 Do you feel bad for them or are they bad people?
00:09:53.500 That's...
00:09:54.500 I don't support cheating.
00:09:55.500 I really don't.
00:09:56.500 But...
00:09:57.500 Okay.
00:09:58.500 Yeah.
00:09:59.500 Yeah.
00:10:00.500 Yeah.
00:10:01.500 Yeah.
00:10:02.500 Yeah.
00:10:03.500 Yeah.
00:10:04.500 He just got fired an hour ago.
00:10:05.500 Really?
00:10:06.500 Yeah.
00:10:07.500 Him and the HR lady just got fired.
00:10:08.500 Oh my god.
00:10:09.500 Wow.
00:10:10.500 Do you feel bad for them or are they bad people?
00:10:13.500 That's...
00:10:15.500 I don't support cheating.
00:10:18.500 I really don't.
00:10:19.500 But...
00:10:20.500 Okay.
00:10:21.500 Yeah.
00:10:22.500 Have a nice day.
00:10:23.500 Nice to meet you.
00:10:27.500 What's your name?
00:10:28.500 Paris.
00:10:29.500 Ash?
00:10:30.500 No.
00:10:31.500 Paris.
00:10:32.500 Paris.
00:10:33.500 Paris.
00:10:34.500 It's so hard to hear you.
00:10:35.500 Paris.
00:10:36.500 Like Italy.
00:10:37.500 No.
00:10:38.500 Paris is in France.
00:10:39.500 Yeah.
00:10:40.500 Somewhere over there.
00:10:41.500 That's your real name?
00:10:42.500 Yeah.
00:10:43.500 Okay.
00:10:44.500 Okay.
00:10:45.500 What do you think about Jeffrey Epstein no longer having a client list?
00:10:48.500 I mean I think it's good.
00:10:50.500 I think he...
00:10:51.500 I don't know.
00:10:52.500 I think that should be good.
00:10:53.500 He probably shouldn't have any more fines or anything like that.
00:10:55.500 He's probably just chill or something like that.
00:10:57.500 I don't know.
00:10:58.500 Yeah.
00:10:59.500 What do you do?
00:11:00.500 I think I make music a little bit.
00:11:01.500 But I just be around.
00:11:02.500 Okay.
00:11:03.500 Okay.
00:11:04.500 Who's your favorite streamer?
00:11:05.500 Do you watch Cuff'em?
00:11:06.500 Streamer?
00:11:07.500 No.
00:11:08.500 I haven't seen Cuff'em.
00:11:09.500 I think Cuff'em.
00:11:10.500 I think Cuff'em.
00:11:11.500 He can stream it right?
00:11:12.500 Yeah.
00:11:13.500 He used to stream it a little bit too right?
00:11:14.500 Yeah.
00:11:15.500 Yeah.
00:11:16.500 I watch Cuff'em.
00:11:17.500 No.
00:11:18.500 Rob you going crazy too though.
00:11:19.500 Yeah.
00:11:20.500 You hear about Cuff'em's Chicken Big Mac?
00:11:21.500 Chicken Big Mac?
00:11:22.500 Nah.
00:11:23.500 I never heard about that.
00:11:24.500 He was fucking a Chicken Big Mac.
00:11:25.500 He did what?
00:11:26.500 I can't bro.
00:11:27.500 Yo the world's getting crazy bro.
00:11:29.500 I don't think that was Casanet fucking a Big Mac.
00:11:31.500 Nah nah.
00:11:32.500 I'm telling you.
00:11:33.500 You gotta keep when it comes to Casanet.
00:11:35.500 Keep those Chicken Big Macs away.
00:11:36.500 Nah bro bro.
00:11:37.500 I don't want no Chicken Big Macs.
00:11:39.500 I'm good on that.
00:11:40.500 Hey we're good to meet you Paris.
00:11:41.500 Alright.
00:11:42.500 What's your name?
00:11:43.500 Spico.
00:11:44.500 Alright bro.
00:11:45.500 How's it?
00:11:46.500 Hey Wes.
00:11:47.500 Try it.
00:11:48.500 His name is Paris and he thought Paris was in Italy.
00:11:50.500 Like this is just.
00:11:51.500 How have you gone your whole life.
00:11:54.500 Like your whole adult life.
00:11:56.500 And you don't know where the fuck your name is from.
00:11:58.500 I.
00:12:05.500 He said Paris, Italy.
00:12:08.500 Wherever the fuck that is.
00:12:10.500 Alright.
00:12:14.500 What's your name?
00:12:15.500 Trevor.
00:12:16.500 Trevor where are you headed to?
00:12:17.500 You going to the airport?
00:12:18.500 Yeah I'm going to Brazil in Peru.
00:12:19.500 Oh you're going to JFK right now?
00:12:20.500 Yeah.
00:12:21.500 He trained to.
00:12:22.500 Yeah.
00:12:23.500 To JFK.
00:12:24.500 Yeah.
00:12:25.500 You're going to be gone for a while.
00:12:26.500 Yeah.
00:12:27.500 Three weeks.
00:12:28.500 Oh good.
00:12:29.500 You seem.
00:12:30.500 Are you happy?
00:12:31.500 Yeah.
00:12:32.500 It's my friend's wedding.
00:12:33.500 So.
00:12:34.500 Oh.
00:12:35.500 Congrats.
00:12:36.500 Best man.
00:12:37.500 So I'm excited for it.
00:12:38.500 Best man.
00:12:39.500 Do you have a speech prepared?
00:12:40.500 Yeah.
00:12:41.500 I got the coat.
00:12:42.500 The notes in the back.
00:12:43.500 Can I read it?
00:12:44.500 Nah.
00:12:45.500 Please.
00:12:46.500 Go on.
00:12:47.500 My train's coming up soon.
00:12:48.500 I'm John Blake.
00:12:49.500 My bad man.
00:12:50.500 No no.
00:12:51.500 You can remember it.
00:12:52.500 Come on.
00:12:53.500 Best man joke.
00:12:54.500 Alright.
00:12:55.500 Who's the guy?
00:12:56.500 Who's the guy getting married?
00:12:57.500 Oh no.
00:12:58.500 Let's see.
00:12:59.500 Three.
00:13:00.500 Okay.
00:13:01.500 Yeah.
00:13:02.500 You got three minutes.
00:13:03.500 Perfect.
00:13:04.500 I've never been a best man.
00:13:05.500 I want to give a speech and roast my friend.
00:13:06.500 It's hard.
00:13:07.500 Call his wife a whore.
00:13:09.500 You know.
00:13:10.500 I ain't doing that.
00:13:11.500 Call him fat.
00:13:12.500 Nah.
00:13:13.500 I'll be nice at the best.
00:13:14.500 If I'm your best man.
00:13:16.500 Oh.
00:13:17.500 You got no cards.
00:13:18.500 Yeah dude.
00:13:19.500 Okay.
00:13:20.500 Now's a good time to practice a speech.
00:13:21.500 Dude.
00:13:22.500 I've got a while for it.
00:13:24.500 Are you really prepared for this?
00:13:26.500 Oh.
00:13:27.500 I kept on calling him a flat earther.
00:13:30.500 Because we were roommates middle.
00:13:33.500 Sophomore year.
00:13:34.500 And I tried to convince him that the earth was flat.
00:13:38.500 And.
00:13:39.500 Well it is.
00:13:40.500 It is.
00:13:41.500 That's what I'm trying to say.
00:13:42.500 So I bought him a shirt that's like a flat earth shirt.
00:13:44.500 So I'm going to embarrass him in front of the entire family.
00:13:47.500 And just make him look like a fool.
00:13:49.500 What's the flat earth joke?
00:13:51.500 The final joke.
00:13:53.500 Um.
00:13:54.500 Is not really grilling him that much.
00:13:56.500 So you're not really roasting him?
00:13:58.500 Nah.
00:13:59.500 Hey would you like to be on the one minute podcast?
00:14:01.500 No.
00:14:02.500 I'm scared of you.
00:14:03.500 Why?
00:14:04.500 Are you scared of me?
00:14:05.500 Yeah.
00:14:06.500 Why?
00:14:07.500 Yeah.
00:14:08.500 What did I do?
00:14:09.500 I'm scared of you.
00:14:10.500 Wait.
00:14:11.500 Tell me why.
00:14:12.500 Tell me why.
00:14:13.500 Because.
00:14:14.500 You have crazy taste.
00:14:15.500 Like what?
00:14:16.500 Half of your taste are like crazy.
00:14:17.500 You're not.
00:14:18.500 Like what?
00:14:19.500 Like tell me more.
00:14:20.500 You're not what you're used to.
00:14:21.500 You have like gay taste.
00:14:22.500 Gay taste?
00:14:23.500 I love yay.
00:14:24.500 Yay's the greatest artist of all time.
00:14:25.500 I love yay too.
00:14:26.500 I love yay.
00:14:27.500 Are you scared of yay?
00:14:28.500 Yeah.
00:14:29.500 Can you tell me one thing.
00:14:31.500 I know you're in a rush.
00:14:32.500 One thing I've said that scared you?
00:14:34.500 Um.
00:14:35.500 It had something to do.
00:14:37.500 I can't remember right now.
00:14:39.500 But it had something to do with agreeing with some shit that yay had said that I didn't agree with.
00:14:44.500 And I was like.
00:14:45.500 To me go.
00:14:46.500 No.
00:14:47.500 Wait.
00:14:48.500 You said.
00:14:49.500 What?
00:14:50.500 I forgot what it was.
00:14:51.500 Like it's on spot right now.
00:14:52.500 So I don't remember exactly what it was.
00:14:54.500 But I remember it.
00:14:55.500 You were in agreement with something that yay had said that I didn't agree with.
00:14:58.500 And I love yay.
00:14:59.500 But I was like no.
00:15:00.500 Wait.
00:15:01.500 I don't like that.
00:15:02.500 And you said I'm not like how I used to be.
00:15:04.500 What does that mean?
00:15:05.500 Um.
00:15:06.500 Wait.
00:15:07.500 What did you say?
00:15:08.500 You said I'm not like how I used to be.
00:15:09.500 What does that mean?
00:15:10.500 I was in a quote basically in agreement with something that yay had tweeted or had said.
00:15:15.500 He had said some crazy shit and then you were in agreement with it.
00:15:18.500 And I was like I don't know if I'm fucking that for real.
00:15:21.500 But yeah.
00:15:22.500 Yeah.
00:15:23.500 It's a lot of shit.
00:15:24.500 You've said a lot of shit.
00:15:25.500 So I mean.
00:15:26.500 Well now that you're here am I a scary person?
00:15:29.500 You're not a scary person.
00:15:30.500 Okay.
00:15:31.500 You seem like a pretty chill guy.
00:15:32.500 But you have some crazy ass taste.
00:15:34.500 I don't hate you for anything.
00:15:35.500 I'm a chill guy.
00:15:36.500 Nice to meet you.
00:15:37.500 Hey you too bro.
00:15:38.500 Alright.
00:15:39.500 Be safe.
00:15:40.500 Nice to meet you.
00:15:41.500 Oh okay.
00:15:42.500 So this is.
00:15:43.500 And a nail tech always is a nail tech.
00:15:44.500 So I took a chance with someone to do my nails.
00:15:45.500 Does a nail tech only do nails?
00:15:46.500 Or do they.
00:15:47.500 A lot of nail techs I know they have like three jobs.
00:16:01.500 Yeah.
00:16:02.500 So I'm a nail technician.
00:16:03.500 I'm an illustrator and a graphic designer.
00:16:05.500 So everything that I do is for art.
00:16:07.500 Okay.
00:16:08.500 Um.
00:16:09.500 What do you think about Jeffrey Epstein?
00:16:12.500 Who?
00:16:13.500 What do you think about Jeffrey Epstein?
00:16:14.500 Who?
00:16:15.500 Jeffrey Epstein.
00:16:16.500 Who?
00:16:17.500 I don't care.
00:16:18.500 Oh that was funny.
00:16:19.500 Right.
00:16:20.500 We're supposed to forget about it.
00:16:21.500 We're supposed to forget about it.
00:16:22.500 Ah.
00:16:23.500 Got it.
00:16:24.500 It's all real.
00:16:25.500 It's a white man.
00:16:26.500 So I believe it.
00:16:27.500 It's a what?
00:16:28.500 It's a white man.
00:16:29.500 So of course it happened.
00:16:30.500 Well Jeffrey Epstein is actually not white.
00:16:31.500 Oh he's not?
00:16:32.500 No.
00:16:33.500 He's still alive.
00:16:34.500 What was he?
00:16:35.500 Jewish.
00:16:36.500 Oh.
00:16:37.500 Well.
00:16:38.500 White to me.
00:16:39.500 White to what?
00:16:40.500 White to me.
00:16:41.500 That is a white man.
00:16:42.500 That is a tall weird white man.
00:16:44.500 Well he's not white.
00:16:45.500 He's not a white guy.
00:16:46.500 Hey man.
00:16:47.500 Love you too.
00:16:48.500 That's a white guy.
00:16:49.500 That's a white guy.
00:16:50.500 That's a white guy.
00:16:51.500 There's many around here.
00:16:52.500 Yeah.
00:16:53.500 Yeah.
00:16:54.500 Okay.
00:16:55.500 What do you think about white people?
00:16:56.500 Um.
00:16:57.500 They should be sorry.
00:16:58.500 They should always be sorry.
00:16:59.500 And um.
00:17:00.500 Do better.
00:17:01.500 White people should always be sorry for what?
00:17:04.500 Uh.
00:17:05.500 For the problems that they made for themselves.
00:17:07.500 Being racist.
00:17:08.500 And belligerent.
00:17:09.500 And entitled.
00:17:10.500 And being a pussy.
00:17:12.500 And being scared of spices.
00:17:14.500 Drink the spice bitch.
00:17:15.500 You'll live.
00:17:16.500 You'll live.
00:17:17.500 Uh.
00:17:18.500 What's your least favorite race?
00:17:20.500 White.
00:17:23.500 If you could eradicate one race from the earth.
00:17:25.500 What would it be?
00:17:26.500 Uh.
00:17:27.500 Long Island.
00:17:28.500 Get rid of Long Island.
00:17:29.500 We don't need them.
00:17:30.500 What's wrong with Long Island?
00:17:32.500 It's long and far.
00:17:33.500 Who the fuck was the ****?
00:17:34.500 As malicious as back in West segregation.
00:17:37.500 Or even just after Black Lives Matter.
00:17:39.500 It's like white people just don't have that privilege.
00:17:42.500 Or not privilege.
00:17:43.500 They just don't think about more than just themselves.
00:17:46.500 That's it.
00:17:47.500 And they're evil.
00:17:48.500 Maybe.
00:17:49.500 Okay.
00:17:50.500 There's Dr. Evil.
00:17:51.500 He's white.
00:17:52.500 Who?
00:17:53.500 Dr. Evil.
00:17:54.500 He's white.
00:17:55.500 Is he?
00:17:56.500 Yeah.
00:17:57.500 Okay.
00:17:58.500 So what about.
00:17:59.500 Um.
00:18:00.500 Okay.
00:18:01.500 Now that you learned Jeffrey Epstein was Jewish.
00:18:03.500 Has that changed your idea about white people?
00:18:05.500 No.
00:18:06.500 Because Jewish people are white.
00:18:07.500 They're not.
00:18:08.500 It's a different race.
00:18:09.500 They're white passing.
00:18:10.500 Or anything that's white.
00:18:11.500 You're white.
00:18:12.500 Okay.
00:18:13.500 Uh.
00:18:14.500 What ethnicity are you?
00:18:15.500 I'm Puerto Rican.
00:18:16.500 You're Puerto Rican?
00:18:17.500 No.
00:18:18.500 I'm half.
00:18:19.500 So I'm Puerto Rican and Asian.
00:18:20.500 Puerto Rican what?
00:18:21.500 Puerto Rican and Asian.
00:18:22.500 Oh.
00:18:23.500 Oh.
00:18:24.500 You're.
00:18:25.500 You're.
00:18:26.500 Okay.
00:18:27.500 What's Asian?
00:18:28.500 Filipino?
00:18:29.500 Is it difficult dating in New York?
00:18:33.500 That's just.
00:18:34.500 That's the race that should be gone.
00:18:35.500 Men.
00:18:36.500 That's another one.
00:18:37.500 That's another one.
00:18:38.500 Why do you hate men?
00:18:39.500 Oh my god.
00:18:40.500 We don't have enough time.
00:18:41.500 This is not one minute to talk about it.
00:18:42.500 I want to hear.
00:18:43.500 I want.
00:18:44.500 This is the interesting stuff.
00:18:45.500 Um.
00:18:46.500 I don't hate anything.
00:18:47.500 Hate is a very strong word.
00:18:48.500 So I am disgusted by the.
00:18:51.500 Why are men disgusting?
00:18:53.500 I hate you.
00:18:54.500 I hate you.
00:18:55.500 Okay.
00:18:56.500 Stay up.
00:18:57.500 I just feel like.
00:18:58.500 Men have a chance.
00:18:59.500 The same idea like white people.
00:19:00.500 If you have a chance to do better.
00:19:01.500 Um.
00:19:02.500 Do better.
00:19:03.500 So.
00:19:04.500 If you know the problems.
00:19:05.500 Especially with this male lonely epidemic.
00:19:06.500 Whatever the fuck.
00:19:07.500 Um.
00:19:08.500 You shouldn't blame us for what you put yourself in.
00:19:10.500 You should see the problem and fix it yourself.
00:19:12.500 Just like when we did Me Too.
00:19:14.500 We fixed it ourselves.
00:19:15.500 Women.
00:19:16.500 You didn't fix anything.
00:19:17.500 What do you think?
00:19:18.500 What's the problem?
00:19:19.500 I think self acceptance.
00:19:21.500 I think self resilience.
00:19:22.500 Self um.
00:19:23.500 Looking into yourself.
00:19:24.500 Um.
00:19:25.500 Um.
00:19:26.500 Accepting the part that maybe you're gonna be alone.
00:19:28.500 Like maybe you're not that great.
00:19:29.500 Maybe your purpose isn't to see the world.
00:19:31.500 And be a king.
00:19:32.500 Sure.
00:19:33.500 Or like.
00:19:34.500 Whatever the fuck you think your weak ass purpose.
00:19:35.500 That 7-11 job's gonna do.
00:19:37.500 It's like.
00:19:38.500 No.
00:19:39.500 Like maybe you're not that.
00:19:40.500 Maybe you're not meant for that.
00:19:41.500 But.
00:19:42.500 There is more in life than just you begging a bitch.
00:19:44.500 Or getting her pregnant.
00:19:45.500 Or getting married.
00:19:46.500 What if it's.
00:19:47.500 What if your life is just you?
00:19:48.500 What if your existence is just you existing?
00:19:50.500 It's not that scary.
00:19:51.500 Once you find out.
00:19:52.500 It's still not you.
00:19:53.500 You're not as alone as you think.
00:19:55.500 So you think the number one problem with men is entitlement?
00:19:57.500 Yeah.
00:19:58.500 Entitlement.
00:19:59.500 Babying.
00:20:00.500 If you a baby.
00:20:01.500 Own up being a baby.
00:20:02.500 You are a baby.
00:20:03.500 But what else are you gonna do?
00:20:05.500 Stop being a bitch about it.
00:20:06.500 If you know you have a problem about it.
00:20:08.500 Fix it.
00:20:09.500 If.
00:20:10.500 If we have access.
00:20:11.500 Women to fix ourselves.
00:20:12.500 You have the same thing.
00:20:13.500 But you're a bitch to do it.
00:20:15.500 So.
00:20:16.500 That's not my problem.
00:20:17.500 That's yours.
00:20:18.500 Go do it.
00:20:19.500 So most men are bitches and babies.
00:20:22.500 They are.
00:20:23.500 They are.
00:20:24.500 Okay.
00:20:25.500 Not all.
00:20:26.500 Before anyone's like.
00:20:27.500 Well not everyone.
00:20:28.500 But that's enough for how much we get.
00:20:30.500 Okay.
00:20:31.500 Why do you think men are bitches and babies?
00:20:34.500 Um.
00:20:35.500 Because they put themselves there.
00:20:36.500 That's all they know.
00:20:38.500 They put themselves there being a bitch.
00:20:40.500 They always want to ask for too much.
00:20:42.500 But then they don't want to put enough effort.
00:20:43.500 That makes them a bitch.
00:20:44.500 And then they want to be a little pussy when it comes to.
00:20:46.500 You had a bad.
00:20:47.500 You had a bad ex-boyfriend.
00:20:48.500 You had a bad relationship that you got out of.
00:20:51.500 Maybe like eight months ago.
00:20:52.500 I made sure that man hates me.
00:20:55.500 And I own that crown to make sure he hates me.
00:20:57.500 And yet he comes back.
00:20:58.500 So that proves.
00:20:59.500 Of why men are bitches.
00:21:01.500 Cause you come back.
00:21:03.500 So what does that make you?
00:21:04.500 A queen.
00:21:05.500 A ruler.
00:21:06.500 A ruler.
00:21:07.500 Not a good ruler.
00:21:08.500 But just a ruler.
00:21:11.500 Over a bitch?
00:21:12.500 Over a bitch.
00:21:13.500 Or maybe like a bitch has a ruler.
00:21:14.500 I don't know.
00:21:15.500 But I just know.
00:21:16.500 I know when to stop.
00:21:17.500 Men don't know when to stop.
00:21:18.500 But you keep coming back to him.
00:21:19.500 I don't go back to him.
00:21:20.500 He comes back to me.
00:21:21.500 If I was hungry and I saw food available all the time.
00:21:23.500 I'll go back to him.
00:21:25.500 I like your nails.
00:21:26.500 Thank you.
00:21:27.500 Your nails are great.
00:21:28.500 Thanks so much for coming on.
00:21:29.500 I'm sorry.
00:21:30.500 It was great to meet you.
00:21:31.500 Good to meet you.
00:21:32.500 All right.
00:21:33.500 That was fun.
00:21:34.500 Yeah it was fun huh?
00:21:35.500 I'm sorry.
00:21:36.500 I've never met you before.
00:21:37.500 But now I know who you want to show.
00:21:38.500 I'll see you again soon.
00:21:39.500 Thank you.
00:21:40.500 All right.
00:21:41.500 That was fun.
00:21:42.500 That was so hard to do.
00:21:43.500 Thank you.
00:21:44.500 That was fun.
00:21:45.500 That was so hard to do.
00:21:46.500 Oh my God.
00:21:47.500 Thank you.
00:21:48.500 You want to be on the podcast?
00:21:50.500 I don't know.
00:21:51.500 I'm going to hurt you though.
00:21:52.500 All right.
00:21:53.500 Don't worry.
00:21:54.500 Who's your favorite streamer?
00:21:55.500 You.
00:21:56.500 Oh I appreciate that.
00:21:57.500 You just got to get a party.
00:21:58.500 What?
00:21:59.500 No we love party.
00:22:00.500 We love party.
00:22:01.500 All right.
00:22:02.500 Anyway real quick.
00:22:03.500 What do you think about.
00:22:04.500 You like Cuff'Em?
00:22:05.500 You like Motion Man?
00:22:06.500 Yeah Cuff'Em.
00:22:07.500 Okay.
00:22:08.500 What's your.
00:22:09.500 Top three kick streamers.
00:22:10.500 Are you BAU, YTG, ARL, Love Speed.
00:22:13.500 What?
00:22:14.500 You.
00:22:17.500 Uh.
00:22:18.500 Cuff'Em.
00:22:19.500 No neon?
00:22:20.500 No.
00:22:21.500 All right.
00:22:22.500 I appreciate it bro.
00:22:27.500 Get off party.
00:22:28.500 Here we go.
00:22:32.500 Is.
00:22:33.500 Is Epstein.
00:22:34.500 Like is the Epstein Island true?
00:22:36.500 I think it's a better yes or no.
00:22:38.500 Hey how you doing sir?
00:22:40.500 Would you like to be on the one minute podcast?
00:22:43.500 Okay.
00:22:44.500 You have a minute while you wait for your train?
00:22:48.500 Okay.
00:22:49.500 I'm not going to bite.
00:22:50.500 I'm just going to talk.
00:22:51.500 Politics.
00:22:52.500 No.
00:22:53.500 No politics.
00:22:54.500 No politics.
00:22:55.500 No, no, no.
00:22:56.500 You didn't hear that.
00:22:57.500 You didn't hear that.
00:22:58.500 You didn't hear that.
00:22:59.500 I don't need to talk.
00:23:00.500 I can talk about anything.
00:23:01.500 Just a minute.
00:23:02.500 Try not to get lost.
00:23:03.500 Try not to get lost.
00:23:04.500 Were you taking the E train?
00:23:05.500 You're going uptown.
00:23:06.500 Yeah.
00:23:07.500 Javits Center area.
00:23:08.500 Javits Center area.
00:23:09.500 Javits Center.
00:23:10.500 Take the A train right here.
00:23:11.500 How you doing?
00:23:12.500 Good.
00:23:13.500 The A train comes here.
00:23:14.500 In five minutes.
00:23:15.500 Going that way.
00:23:16.500 Yeah.
00:23:17.500 It's going to come right here.
00:23:18.500 Yeah.
00:23:19.500 All right.
00:23:20.500 So you got five minutes.
00:23:21.500 So I might as well sit down.
00:23:22.500 All right.
00:23:23.500 Just sit down for a minute.
00:23:24.500 Let me talk to you.
00:23:25.500 Let's see what you're doing.
00:23:26.500 What's your name, sir?
00:23:27.500 Michael.
00:23:28.500 Michael.
00:23:29.500 Michael.
00:23:30.500 Are you going to Long Island?
00:23:31.500 No, I'm going to Baltimore.
00:23:32.500 Oh, right now?
00:23:33.500 Yeah.
00:23:34.500 Well, how long is that train ride?
00:23:35.500 No, I'm just catching the train up to Union Station and then taking the bus.
00:23:41.500 Up to Ben Station or Union Station?
00:23:42.500 I've just got to get on the bus at the Javits Center and head to Baltimore on the bus.
00:23:53.500 You need to go to 34th though, right?
00:23:54.500 Yeah, 34th.
00:23:55.500 Yeah, yeah.
00:23:56.500 So the A channel will take you.
00:23:57.500 How you doing?
00:23:58.500 Yeah.
00:23:59.500 A lot of beautiful women up here, but I just came up for the day.
00:24:03.500 Yeah.
00:24:04.500 I better ask them something besides balance expense.
00:24:06.500 What's that?
00:24:07.500 I got to ask them something that's not Epstein related and creep them out.
00:24:09.500 I don't care.
00:24:10.500 I can ask anything.
00:24:11.500 What do you want to know?
00:24:12.500 Yeah.
00:24:13.500 I can ask you anything?
00:24:14.500 Yeah.
00:24:15.500 Okay.
00:24:16.500 Well, is the Epstein Island true?
00:24:17.500 Hell yeah, it's true.
00:24:19.500 Why are they telling us to forget about it?
00:24:21.500 What do you think?
00:24:22.500 Trump don't want anybody to know.
00:24:24.500 It's common sense, right?
00:24:25.500 I mean, it's easy to figure out.
00:24:27.500 Did you vote for Trump?
00:24:28.500 No, sir.
00:24:29.500 Come on, you did.
00:24:30.500 You don't need to lie on camera.
00:24:31.500 I did.
00:24:32.500 Well, good for you.
00:24:33.500 Okay.
00:24:34.500 I'm Kamala.
00:24:35.500 Oh, you did?
00:24:36.500 Yeah.
00:24:37.500 Okay.
00:24:38.500 Does this change your opinion about Trump at all?
00:24:40.500 No, his opinion hasn't changed.
00:24:41.500 That's why I didn't vote for him to begin with.
00:24:43.500 I mean, opinion's the same.
00:24:44.500 He hasn't changed.
00:24:45.500 He's the same.
00:24:46.500 It's a cover up.
00:24:47.500 He's covering it up.
00:24:48.500 He's trying to anyway.
00:24:50.500 Does this change your opinion about our country?
00:24:53.500 This might be the biggest conspiracy unraveled in the history of this country.
00:24:57.500 I don't know.
00:24:58.500 It seems like there's a new one every week.
00:25:00.500 It's one after the other.
00:25:03.500 Trump is just out of control.
00:25:05.500 Do you think we're just all desensitized to this madness?
00:25:09.500 We're all desensitized to the news.
00:25:14.500 No one believes the news.
00:25:16.500 Can't believe it.
00:25:17.500 Either way.
00:25:18.500 Left or right.
00:25:19.500 You know?
00:25:20.500 It's just...
00:25:21.500 And it's gotten worse.
00:25:22.500 It gets worse every day.
00:25:23.500 The news is just...
00:25:24.500 Can't believe it.
00:25:25.500 NPR.
00:25:26.500 They're shutting down NPR now.
00:25:27.500 The only thing you could trust.
00:25:29.500 I don't know if you could trust everything on NPR.
00:25:32.500 Yeah, they're defunding that.
00:25:33.500 Why?
00:25:34.500 Because they talk shit about Trump.
00:25:37.500 I just don't think anyone listens to it anymore.
00:25:39.500 Same thing with The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
00:25:41.500 They're cutting off these old...
00:25:42.500 Old media's done.
00:25:43.500 Yeah.
00:25:44.500 Yeah.
00:25:45.500 Well, I mean, again, they're defunding it because they talked negatively about...
00:25:50.500 It's fine.
00:25:51.500 It's not a big deal.
00:25:52.500 It's okay.
00:25:53.500 It's natural because you didn't see it.
00:25:54.500 It's okay.
00:25:55.500 Her daughter's stressing her out.
00:25:56.500 I'm giving her a hard time.
00:25:57.500 What's your podcast called?
00:25:58.500 The One Minute Podcast.
00:26:00.500 Okay.
00:26:01.500 Doing it here in the subway.
00:26:02.500 Yes, sir.
00:26:03.500 All right.
00:26:04.500 Hey, but thanks for coming on, man.
00:26:05.500 I appreciate it.
00:26:06.500 What's her name?
00:26:11.500 Talia.
00:26:12.500 Talia.
00:26:13.500 Talia.
00:26:14.500 Talia.
00:26:15.500 Is that your boyfriend?
00:26:16.500 Yeah.
00:26:17.500 Have you been on the podcast before?
00:26:18.500 No.
00:26:19.500 I've never done this.
00:26:20.500 Okay.
00:26:21.500 Yeah.
00:26:22.500 Where are you from?
00:26:23.500 Florida.
00:26:24.500 I'm just visiting.
00:26:25.500 From Orlando?
00:26:26.500 Close, yeah.
00:26:27.500 Tallahassee?
00:26:28.500 Orlando.
00:26:29.500 Yeah.
00:26:30.500 All right.
00:26:31.500 Suburb of Orlando.
00:26:32.500 Well, welcome to New York.
00:26:33.500 What do you think so far?
00:26:34.500 You're on vacation with your boyfriend?
00:26:35.500 Yeah.
00:26:36.500 Just for a week.
00:26:37.500 That's a long time.
00:26:38.500 Yeah.
00:26:39.500 But I don't want to go home.
00:26:40.500 How long have you been here so far?
00:26:42.500 Two days.
00:26:43.500 What have you done?
00:26:45.500 Shopping.
00:26:46.500 Soho?
00:26:47.500 Just, we went thrifting.
00:26:50.500 Oh, okay.
00:26:51.500 I love thrifting.
00:26:52.500 And tonight we're doing Coney Island.
00:26:53.500 It's a lot of fun.
00:26:54.500 I'm excited.
00:26:55.500 It's a lot of fun.
00:26:56.500 Yeah.
00:26:57.500 And tomorrow we're doing Times Square.
00:26:59.500 So.
00:27:00.500 You got a busy schedule.
00:27:01.500 Yeah.
00:27:02.500 Well, why don't you move to New York?
00:27:03.500 Fuck Florida.
00:27:04.500 I want to.
00:27:05.500 I lived in Florida for two years.
00:27:07.500 I'm from New York and I went to Miami for two years and I came back.
00:27:10.500 Yeah.
00:27:11.500 Did you like it?
00:27:12.500 Yeah, I did.
00:27:13.500 I did.
00:27:14.500 But New York's better.
00:27:15.500 It's just the best.
00:27:16.500 It's so much better.
00:27:17.500 What can you explain?
00:27:18.500 Cause like a lot of these people that watch this, they make fun of me.
00:27:20.500 They say I live in a crackhead city.
00:27:21.500 It's dirty.
00:27:22.500 There's trash.
00:27:23.500 How do you explain it to people who don't get it?
00:27:25.500 There's a lot of culture here.
00:27:27.500 There's a lot of music and art and different styles, different people.
00:27:31.500 And even though there's bad things about it, there's a lot of good things.
00:27:35.500 So it kind of makes up for the bad.
00:27:37.500 And why is it better than Florida?
00:27:39.500 Because there's more stuff and you don't have to drive.
00:27:42.500 Yeah.
00:27:43.500 Did you see the video at Coldplay of the CEO and the HR lady cheating, hugging?
00:27:51.500 You didn't see this yet?
00:27:52.500 No.
00:27:53.500 I'll show you the picture.
00:27:54.500 I didn't see it.
00:27:55.500 This.
00:27:56.500 No.
00:27:57.500 You haven't seen this?
00:28:00.500 Did you see this?
00:28:02.500 Yeah, I did.
00:28:03.500 You saw that?
00:28:04.500 You haven't seen that yet?
00:28:05.500 That's wrong.
00:28:06.500 You know about it.
00:28:07.500 Like people said I lost a bunch of money, right?
00:28:09.500 Yeah, yeah.
00:28:10.500 Yeah, yeah.
00:28:11.500 So basically that's the CEO of a company and that's his HR lady.
00:28:14.500 And they were, they're both cheating on their husband, on their spouses.
00:28:17.500 And they were caught at a Coldplay concert.
00:28:19.500 Oh my God.
00:28:20.500 Yeah.
00:28:21.500 Not the best, but they both got fired.
00:28:25.500 How often do you think this happens in relationships?
00:28:29.500 Very often.
00:28:30.500 And it's very sad.
00:28:32.500 Do you think women cheat more or men cheat more?
00:28:34.500 Equally.
00:28:35.500 Really?
00:28:36.500 Well, men.
00:28:37.500 I'm a woman, so I'm going to say men, but I think it's equal.
00:28:42.500 Have you ever caught your friend cheating and you didn't snitch on her because you were
00:28:46.500 her friend?
00:28:47.500 No.
00:28:48.500 My friends aren't cheaters.
00:28:50.500 So what makes you say that women cheat as much as men?
00:28:53.500 Because I've seen it and, well, I think men cheat more, but I'm sure women also cheat.
00:29:00.500 You know, like my stepmom, I'm, I shouldn't say that, but I know examples, I know examples
00:29:07.500 of people who cheated and there's women.
00:29:09.500 So it's not all men.
00:29:11.500 How long have you guys been in a relationship?
00:29:13.500 Two years.
00:29:14.500 What's the secret to a long relationship?
00:29:17.500 Forgive each other and understand each other.
00:29:20.500 Would you forgive him if he cheated?
00:29:23.500 Maybe.
00:29:24.500 Maybe.
00:29:25.500 Good.
00:29:26.500 Maybe.
00:29:27.500 Nice to meet you.
00:29:28.500 Thank you.
00:29:29.500 You sure?
00:29:30.500 Bye.
00:29:31.500 Are you Haitian?
00:29:32.500 I know.
00:29:33.500 Come on.
00:29:34.500 What are you posting?
00:29:35.500 What are you posting?
00:29:36.500 It's easy.
00:29:38.500 It's not Haitian.
00:29:39.500 I say it twice.
00:29:40.500 I say it twice.
00:29:41.500 Yes.
00:29:42.500 It's not Haitian.
00:29:43.500 Where is this going to be?
00:29:44.500 I say, just on Twitter.
00:29:45.500 It's a podcast.
00:29:46.500 I know.
00:29:47.500 Come on.
00:29:48.500 The fact that I spotted the Haitian right away.
00:29:49.500 Okay.
00:29:50.500 That, that must be a sign.
00:29:51.500 But Port-au-Prince where?
00:29:52.500 Well, I can ask for it here, but my family is from Port-au-Prince.
00:29:53.500 Okay.
00:29:54.500 My, my dad's from Petrelville.
00:29:55.500 Port-au-Prince.
00:29:56.500 Yep.
00:29:57.500 Cool.
00:29:58.500 Come sit down for a second.
00:29:59.500 Come sit down for a second.
00:30:00.500 This isn't...
00:30:01.500 It takes one minute.
00:30:02.500 It's a one minute podcast.
00:30:03.500 Oh.
00:30:04.500 Yeah.
00:30:05.500 Come sit down for a second.
00:30:06.500 Come sit down for a second.
00:30:07.500 This isn't...
00:30:08.500 ...
00:30:10.500 It takes one minute.
00:30:11.500 It's a one minute podcast.
00:30:12.500 But like, where is...
00:30:14.500 It's just on Twitter.
00:30:15.500 Yeah.
00:30:16.500 And what is...
00:30:17.500 What are we gonna talk about?
00:30:18.500 You guys ask about New Yorkers and their lives.
00:30:22.500 No, I can't.
00:30:23.500 I just don't know.
00:30:24.500 I don't know.
00:30:25.500 Okay, no problem.
00:30:26.500 I'm shy.
00:30:27.500 It's fine.
00:30:28.500 Nice to meet you.
00:30:37.500 Chris is cooking today though with the recruiting hiring a lot, bro.
00:30:39.500 Hey, how you doing, man?
00:30:42.500 Good.
00:30:43.500 How are you?
00:30:44.500 What's your name?
00:30:45.500 Brennan.
00:30:46.500 Where are you headed to?
00:30:47.500 Dance class.
00:30:48.500 What type of dancing do you do?
00:30:49.500 I do a lot of different kinds.
00:30:51.500 Kind of like a street jazz vibe, hip hop.
00:30:53.500 Okay.
00:30:54.500 Yeah.
00:30:55.500 What do you think about...
00:30:56.500 Well, is the Epstein client list real?
00:30:58.500 Yeah.
00:30:59.500 Why are they saying it's not real?
00:31:01.500 Because there are people on it who don't want their names out there.
00:31:04.500 Like who?
00:31:05.500 Donald Trump.
00:31:08.500 Trump, a couple weeks ago, his VP said, let's release the list.
00:31:11.500 A couple months ago, he had the binders and he was gonna release the list.
00:31:14.500 Why is he now saying, don't release the list?
00:31:17.500 I think he's on and he doesn't want people to know.
00:31:20.500 But I gotta go.
00:31:21.500 All right.
00:31:22.500 Nice to meet you.
00:31:23.500 All right.
00:31:26.500 Relax, Chad.
00:31:29.500 Party chat.
00:31:30.500 Can you guys type?
00:31:31.500 I wanna see if this is moving.
00:31:32.500 It looks...
00:31:33.500 No, you weren't.
00:31:34.500 I remember that interaction.
00:31:35.500 You wanna sit down for a second?
00:31:36.500 I wanna talk to you.
00:31:37.500 Sure.
00:31:38.500 What's your name?
00:31:39.500 Chara.
00:31:40.500 Chara.
00:31:41.500 So, yesterday you came up to me on the train and you said, like, you respect...
00:31:45.500 I thought you were gonna be a hater.
00:31:46.500 That's basically what your body language said.
00:31:49.500 Yeah.
00:31:50.500 I'm not...
00:31:51.500 I don't believe in, like...
00:31:52.500 I think I don't believe in, like, negativity because I just...
00:31:55.500 I feel like the world is already so negative.
00:31:57.500 And, like, there's a reason why everybody does something.
00:32:00.500 So, like...
00:32:02.500 Like, I could...
00:32:03.500 Anybody could be critical about anybody's content.
00:32:05.500 But, like, in the end of the day, like, you're taking a stance.
00:32:08.500 You're taking a place.
00:32:09.500 You're saying, like, I wanna share what I have to say.
00:32:11.500 And you have a voice that God gave to you.
00:32:13.500 So, yeah.
00:32:14.500 Okay.
00:32:15.500 Well, you must disagree with some things.
00:32:18.500 Um...
00:32:19.500 In the world?
00:32:20.500 No, with me.
00:32:21.500 No.
00:32:22.500 I don't think I'm...
00:32:23.500 No, I'm not saying it from that stance.
00:32:25.500 No.
00:32:26.500 Okay.
00:32:27.500 So, what do you like about my content?
00:32:32.500 This is so hard because the camera's right there.
00:32:34.500 No, it's not here.
00:32:35.500 No, it's...
00:32:36.500 Yeah, sure.
00:32:37.500 Okay.
00:32:38.500 So, I think when I said that, and the way and where I was coming from was specifically
00:32:47.500 thinking about, like, you're someone that was made in the image of God.
00:32:51.500 I believe that.
00:32:52.500 And I believe that, like, there is...
00:32:54.500 There are things that you're supposed to do.
00:32:56.500 There's a purpose as to why you're on this earth.
00:32:58.500 And so, regardless of, like, how far, how close you are from that...
00:33:03.500 Again, it's not even about, like, what you have to say.
00:33:05.500 Like, I promise you.
00:33:06.500 It's not about anything you have to say.
00:33:08.500 Um...
00:33:09.500 I just...
00:33:10.500 I just genuinely believe that, like, you're on that journey.
00:33:13.500 And I think I appreciate, like, at my...
00:33:16.500 I just admire that journey.
00:33:17.500 Like, as I said before, like, being able to genuinely, like, be online, take a stance,
00:33:21.500 and, like, just say what you have to say.
00:33:24.500 Um...
00:33:25.500 Yeah.
00:33:26.500 I think...
00:33:27.500 I think that's...
00:33:28.500 That's really, like, where it was coming from.
00:33:29.500 Like, I genuinely appreciate you having a platform.
00:33:30.500 Thank you.
00:33:31.500 That was genuinely it.
00:33:32.500 Yeah.
00:33:33.500 Like, in my heart.
00:33:34.500 I think when I...
00:33:35.500 When you came up, I was, uh...
00:33:36.500 I didn't think I was gonna be a hater.
00:33:37.500 No, I didn't think you were gonna be a hater.
00:33:38.500 But immediately, when I saw you come up, I'm like, man, I should stop rage-baiting.
00:33:41.500 That was the first thing I thought.
00:33:43.500 And it was because, like, you seem like an honest person.
00:33:46.500 Right?
00:33:47.500 You know?
00:33:48.500 And I was like, man, I should just, like, I should chill out with that red pill shit.
00:33:52.500 That was my...
00:33:53.500 That was literally my first thought.
00:33:54.500 You know?
00:33:55.500 Which is a...
00:33:56.500 It's a mirror to me.
00:33:57.500 You know?
00:33:58.500 It has nothing to do.
00:33:59.500 And, you know, probably...
00:34:01.500 But it's so fun.
00:34:02.500 I've always loved, like, antagonizing people.
00:34:05.500 It's, like, similar to comedy.
00:34:06.500 Like, when I get people, like...
00:34:07.500 Like, whoa!
00:34:08.500 Like, thinking...
00:34:09.500 Like a reaction.
00:34:10.500 Yeah, but it's...
00:34:11.500 I don't like it for saying something that's untrue.
00:34:12.500 But I like saying true things in a way that pisses people off.
00:34:15.500 Because an equal amount of people are gonna laugh at it.
00:34:17.500 And, yeah, I just...
00:34:19.500 That's something that I've been thinking about personally.
00:34:21.500 But do you even watch, like, streaming and content that much?
00:34:24.500 To be fair, like, I've been taking a lot of...
00:34:26.500 I just graduated from college in New Hampshire.
00:34:28.500 Oh, congratulations.
00:34:29.500 And I've just been taking a huge break from, like, a lot of content.
00:34:32.500 But I've been kind of thinking of, like, how can I...
00:34:35.500 Like, why was I put on this earth?
00:34:37.500 And, like, how can I speak to people from, like, my perspective and the things that I've learned?
00:34:41.500 Because I believe, like, you have a perspective.
00:34:43.500 There's things that you've experienced in your life that you can either, like, speak life into people.
00:34:47.500 Or you can, like, literally, like...
00:34:49.500 Whatever.
00:34:50.500 Like, whatever you say.
00:34:51.500 Like, you can speak...
00:34:52.500 I just know that you can speak life into people.
00:34:54.500 Because even the fact that you're getting a reaction from anybody, regardless of what the reaction is,
00:34:58.500 it means that you actually are put on this earth to, like, say something, like, to people.
00:35:02.500 And to speak to people.
00:35:03.500 Yeah.
00:35:04.500 Does that make any sense?
00:35:05.500 Yeah, it does.
00:35:06.500 It does.
00:35:07.500 And I think most of the time it's the right thing.
00:35:08.500 But sometimes, like, I have things to work on, of course, as we all do.
00:35:13.500 But...
00:35:14.500 Do you think the Epstein Island list is true?
00:35:17.500 Ooh.
00:35:20.500 I haven't thought about that in a while, honestly.
00:35:22.500 Really? You haven't seen it?
00:35:23.500 No, I've seen it.
00:35:24.500 But mainly just because I think I've just been so focused on, like...
00:35:27.500 I don't know, something about, like, graduating from college.
00:35:30.500 It, like, has you, like, actually thinking about, like, what impact that you want to create in the world.
00:35:36.500 So, I just...
00:35:37.500 My honest reaction and my honest statement is I haven't been thinking about that a lot lately.
00:35:42.500 What have you been thinking about since you graduated?
00:35:43.500 You're just at peace?
00:35:44.500 Just...
00:35:45.500 No, like, honestly, God is so good.
00:35:47.500 Because, like...
00:35:48.500 God is great.
00:35:49.500 I just...
00:35:50.500 I've just been thinking about His goodness and, like, what He took me out of.
00:35:52.500 Like, for me, I was someone that dealt with a lot of, like, self-harm, depression, anxiety in my life.
00:35:56.500 And I've held onto a lot of those things for, like, up to, like, probably a junior year, middle of college.
00:36:03.500 Then, like, it's kind of, like...
00:36:06.500 I kind of hit, like, the season in my life where I was kind of, like, over with a lot of things.
00:36:11.500 And I go back to the one thing that I knew I kind of needed, which was just prayer.
00:36:15.500 So, I started just praying on my campus.
00:36:17.500 I went to Dartmouth.
00:36:18.500 So, I would go to the Dartmouth prayer room every, like, morning and evening for, like, probably about, like, 30 seconds.
00:36:25.500 30 seconds of just, like, a moment of, like, you know what?
00:36:28.500 Let me just, like, you know, at first.
00:36:29.500 And I'm like, okay, if this doesn't work out, then, like, whatever.
00:36:32.500 But if it does, if you're a real God, then just reveal yourself to me.
00:36:36.500 And so, I go to the Dartmouth prayer room, and I'm just literally, like, just praying on my knees.
00:36:39.500 I'm like, God, like, these things that I'm dealing with, these things that I'm holding onto in my heart, like, will you just take them away?
00:36:46.500 Will you fill me with your love and your peace?
00:36:48.500 Because you say that you're light.
00:36:49.500 You say that you're love.
00:36:50.500 You say that you're joy.
00:36:51.500 Will you fill me?
00:36:52.500 Will you fill me?
00:36:53.500 And, like, over the course of this time and this winter where I'm not taking classes but I'm on campus, he starts to fill me.
00:37:01.500 And, yeah, like, I've just been thinking about that journey.
00:37:06.500 And, like, yeah, I'm home and, like, I have a twin brother, I have two younger siblings, and it's just been a lot.
00:37:11.500 But, like, you know, thank you for even just giving me this moment to reflect on it.
00:37:15.500 But, like, no, literally, like, just to be home and just to reflect on, like, the light that lives within me.
00:37:21.500 Like, the same power that raised Jesus from the dead, like, lives within me.
00:37:26.500 And, like, that tangibility, that love within me, I can't resist.
00:37:31.500 Well, it's clearly affected you in a positive way.
00:37:35.500 Because, like, as soon as I'm telling you, I meet people all the time.
00:37:38.500 When you were on the train, I was like, this is a pure soul.
00:37:41.500 Like, that was my immediate thought, you know?
00:37:43.500 So it probably did work, whatever you were trying to cleanse.
00:37:46.500 And you are, like, emanating something that a lot of people don't have.
00:37:49.500 You know, I talk to people professionally.
00:37:51.500 How do you think you would recommend people get to that place that you found?
00:37:54.500 Give your life to Jesus.
00:37:56.500 Like, He loves you.
00:37:58.500 Like, He cares for you.
00:37:59.500 He knows you.
00:38:00.500 And, like, literally, like, literally, He died on the cross for your sins.
00:38:05.500 He rose on the third day.
00:38:07.500 You know, the Bible says that we are all sinners.
00:38:09.500 And we've all fallen short of the glory of God.
00:38:12.500 But just give your life to Him.
00:38:13.500 He can change you.
00:38:14.500 And if you don't even believe that, ask Him to show you.
00:38:17.500 Like, literally.
00:38:18.500 Because He showed me.
00:38:19.500 And, yeah, my name means joy in Greek.
00:38:21.500 So I believe that I am the embodiment of that joy.
00:38:25.500 I believe that I am, just His love just pours over me and, like, washes over me.
00:38:31.500 And it just happens to spill out into everything I touch.
00:38:34.500 And, yeah, I'm, like, shaking right now because it feels so special.
00:38:38.500 But you're so special.
00:38:40.500 That was beautiful.
00:38:41.500 And thank you so much.
00:38:42.500 It was great to meet you again.
00:38:43.500 Thank you.
00:38:44.500 Yeah, this is crazy.
00:38:45.500 I thought I was going to see you again.
00:38:46.500 No, I felt that, too, in my heart.
00:38:47.500 I felt it in my heart of hearts.
00:38:49.500 There's something.
00:38:50.500 Yeah, that is proof of something.
00:38:51.500 Have a good day.
00:38:52.500 See you again.
00:38:53.500 Oh, you're back.
00:38:54.500 I'm mine.
00:38:55.500 What made you come back?
00:38:58.500 You were shy before.
00:38:59.500 I guess I just decided you were cool.
00:39:02.500 What made you decide that?
00:39:03.500 And you came with a blazer.
00:39:05.500 I'm always, like, I'm a lawyer.
00:39:07.500 So I just, I rocked blazers a lot.
00:39:11.500 What made you decide I was cool?
00:39:14.500 Um, I guess it's just your vibe.
00:39:17.500 You just have, like, a chill vibe.
00:39:20.500 Okay.
00:39:21.500 So before, were you worried about it being, like, some TikTok bullshit or something?
00:39:25.500 No, I'm just very protective of my image and, like, where it goes and what I do with it.
00:39:31.500 But this felt like it was, like, a pretty sick vibe.
00:39:35.500 I just thought about it and I decided it would probably be, like, a nourishing experience
00:39:40.500 to just talk to a total stranger who seems nice and seems to have, like, a bit of charisma.
00:39:48.500 So...
00:39:49.500 Let's go.
00:39:50.500 Thank you.
00:39:51.500 A lot of confidence.
00:39:52.500 Yeah.
00:39:53.500 Well, you look great.
00:39:54.500 What do you do?
00:39:55.500 Um, thank you.
00:39:56.500 I'm an attorney.
00:39:57.500 But, um, I'm actually also thinking of starting my own podcast, too.
00:39:58.500 But, like, you're way advanced.
00:40:00.500 So I'm just, like, feeling it out as well.
00:40:03.500 Okay.
00:40:04.500 Is it difficult being an attorney?
00:40:06.500 It's very stressful, but I think the thing that drew me to it was to be able to help people.
00:40:15.500 So that part of it is rewarding.
00:40:18.500 Do you ever take clients that you know are guilty?
00:40:21.500 Um, I don't do criminal, but I was, I mostly did immigration.
00:40:27.500 And so when I...
00:40:28.500 Separation?
00:40:29.500 Immigration.
00:40:30.500 Oh, okay.
00:40:31.500 I did have clients who seemed like they were...
00:40:35.500 Bad people?
00:40:36.500 Yeah.
00:40:37.500 Or they're lying to me.
00:40:38.500 Or they're...
00:40:39.500 Or they're obviously, like, not trying to do their part.
00:40:43.500 I would be frustrated by that, obviously.
00:40:47.500 But for the most part, I think people are trying to genuinely do their part and better themselves.
00:40:54.500 Yeah.
00:40:55.500 What do you think separates the immigrants who want to make this country better and the ones
00:40:59.500 that don't care and want to take their money and go home?
00:41:02.500 Um, what separates them?
00:41:05.500 I think it's just character and choice.
00:41:08.500 I don't think it's some special thing.
00:41:10.500 It's just some people come here because they want to make it a better place for their children as well.
00:41:17.500 And some people don't.
00:41:19.500 It just depends on who you want to be as a person.
00:41:22.500 Do you think the reputation of Haitian immigrants is overall good or bad in America?
00:41:27.500 In light of recent events, I think it's obvious that the general population has negative attitudes toward Haitians.
00:41:39.500 But a lot of people came out to defend Haitians, too.
00:41:43.500 I did.
00:41:44.500 Okay.
00:41:45.500 It took a lot of heat defending Haitians after that, after Trump slandered us so badly.
00:41:50.500 Yeah.
00:41:51.500 And in part of a way I kind of feel vindicated because now Trump's, you know, probably implicated on the obscene list.
00:41:56.500 It's like a little bit of a, oh, yeah, there you go.
00:41:58.500 And all the people that were there, like, saying, yeah, you guys eat cats and all this stuff.
00:42:01.500 Like, yeah, look what happened to your Lord and Savior.
00:42:04.500 Yeah.
00:42:05.500 I think a lot of, it was really hard to watch, but it was also really helpful to see a lot of people who are, like, not even Haitian coming out to defend our community.
00:42:15.500 So, that was heartwarming.
00:42:16.500 Yeah.
00:42:17.500 I mean, there is a problem, like, in Florida with a lot of, you know, the Haitian gang members and stuff.
00:42:22.500 But, overall, like, I think the reputation, it's not, it's not justified, it's not fair.
00:42:27.500 Because most Haitians, they come here, they're hard workers.
00:42:30.500 You know, they do want to contribute.
00:42:32.500 But social media can stir things and stir hate.
00:42:35.500 Yeah.
00:42:36.500 And I think as long as people in our community speak up for each other and protect each other, then it'll just make it a little bit easier.
00:42:46.500 But, yeah.
00:42:47.500 What do you think is the biggest misunderstanding about Haitians that Americans have?
00:42:52.500 I think they don't understand our culture, and so that makes them feel uneasy.
00:43:00.500 But if they had a sense of what our food and our music and our proverbs and our, like, humor and our wisdom, they would probably start to have a much softer attitude.
00:43:18.500 But when it's so foreign, it just feels like you can just easily dismiss it.
00:43:23.500 But it's just about awareness and making friends with people from different places.
00:43:29.500 And trying things you've never tried before.
00:43:32.500 So.
00:43:33.500 Yeah.
00:43:34.500 Is it difficult being a female, like a black female attorney in New York?
00:43:39.500 Quite a majority field, you know, probably dominated by whites and Jews?
00:43:44.500 Yeah, actually.
00:43:45.500 Of course it is.
00:43:46.500 What are some of the challenges?
00:43:48.500 Yeah.
00:43:49.500 Oh, my gosh.
00:43:51.500 First of all, just, like, microaggressions.
00:43:56.500 But even beyond that, like, needing to feel like you have to overcompensate when you're doing way more than the other person who can coast just because of race.
00:44:10.500 And it's just so obvious and everybody can see it.
00:44:13.500 But, I mean, I went into it knowing, so I can't really act like I'm surprised.
00:44:20.500 Apart from that, too, you just have to find a way to stay rooted to your community as well.
00:44:27.500 Because you can kind of feel like you're getting, like, I don't know.
00:44:31.500 Pushed away into another circle.
00:44:32.500 Because you kind of get, it consumes you and you get swallowed by a profession that's, like, mostly white male dominated.
00:44:39.500 Right.
00:44:40.500 And you're just like, I'm still a woman.
00:44:43.500 I'm still Haitian.
00:44:45.500 I still have all these other pieces of me that are never really acknowledged or brought to light or valued enough.
00:44:52.500 And I still need to value them because they're valuable and important and they make me feel whole.
00:44:58.500 So I keep coming back to Haitian American communities and, like, making sure that I balance the fact that I'm in a very isolating profession.
00:45:10.500 But also, I come with all of this, like, richness of culture that I don't want to lose.
00:45:16.500 Because you can get so taken away that you start to forget your identity or dismiss your own identity because it's not valued.
00:45:24.500 But, no.
00:45:25.500 It's like going into a room and turning on the code switch and then forgetting to turn it on, you know?
00:45:28.500 Yeah.
00:45:29.500 Yeah.
00:45:30.500 And then it's like, it's so over, like, it takes up so much of your life that you have to literally, I have to carve out time to keep practicing Haitian rule.
00:45:40.500 I have to carve out time to keep, like, learning history.
00:45:43.500 Because I don't even, I didn't even realize how much I didn't know about Haitian history.
00:45:47.500 What's something you just learned?
00:45:49.500 Um, so, I mean, there's so much, like, um, I know about Jean-Jacques Dessalines in general.
00:45:58.500 But, like, I started to, like, do deeper dives and I realized more about, like, everything that went into...
00:46:04.500 Is he the one who led the slave revolt, Dessalines?
00:46:07.500 No.
00:46:08.500 That was Louverture, Tucson.
00:46:10.500 I'm so embarrassed.
00:46:11.500 Like, this is how much I need to brush up.
00:46:14.500 Like, I know so much about, like, other history, like, from other places in the world.
00:46:19.500 But, I need to know...
00:46:20.500 Yeah, we should know that.
00:46:21.500 I should know that.
00:46:22.500 I thought it was Tucson Louverture.
00:46:24.500 No, no, no, no.
00:46:25.500 I'm gonna...
00:46:26.500 I'm gonna...
00:46:27.500 We're not doing a good job right now.
00:46:29.500 I...
00:46:30.500 This is what happens.
00:46:31.500 Too much code switching.
00:46:32.500 Because I'm...
00:46:33.500 I was brought up here and, like, I didn't have to formally learn it.
00:46:37.500 Yeah.
00:46:38.500 And now I have to do it on my own as an adult.
00:46:39.500 Right.
00:46:40.500 I knew this but it slipped my mind.
00:46:41.500 Do you get made fun of for having to code switch?
00:46:44.500 Um, usually the people I code switch to don't know I'm doing it.
00:46:49.500 They think I'm speaking the way I always speak.
00:46:51.500 And that's their privilege, right?
00:46:53.500 They don't have to know about anything else.
00:46:55.500 I'm giving them the courtesy of speaking the way they think that...
00:47:00.500 Do you think code switching is lying?
00:47:02.500 Is what?
00:47:03.500 Do you think code switching is lying?
00:47:04.500 I get...
00:47:05.500 People make fun of me sometimes for code switching but it's like...
00:47:07.500 I think code switching is almost like speaking a new language.
00:47:09.500 It's not like you're grifting and trying to blend in.
00:47:12.500 It's more showing respect.
00:47:13.500 I think of it as like I speak many languages.
00:47:17.500 And I can write an email that sounds extra...
00:47:21.500 Extra...
00:47:22.500 Caucasian.
00:47:23.500 Corporate.
00:47:24.500 Extra white.
00:47:25.500 Here you go.
00:47:27.500 But I can also speak in a colloquial way and know that it's not appropriate to speak.
00:47:34.500 Like I just speak more than one language.
00:47:36.500 And that's one of them.
00:47:38.500 It's just...
00:47:39.500 Yeah.
00:47:40.500 Here you go.
00:47:41.500 I mean everyone's gonna have to speak these languages now as New York and America continues
00:47:46.500 to diversify.
00:47:48.500 Jeffrey Epstein, do you think that list is real?
00:47:50.500 I mean I think...
00:47:51.500 If you want my honest opinion, I think like the list is probably real.
00:47:57.500 I mean I think...
00:47:59.500 I think Trump is probably full of it to be honest.
00:48:02.500 I mean what do I...
00:48:04.500 Do I think he's on it?
00:48:07.500 I feel like if he was on it they would have just released it.
00:48:10.500 Right?
00:48:11.500 He's the one in charge of releasing it.
00:48:12.500 I agree.
00:48:13.500 He's just not gonna release it.
00:48:14.500 I agree.
00:48:15.500 Well I think...
00:48:16.500 In my opinion, I think...
00:48:17.500 If you want my honest opinion, I think it's an intelligence operation.
00:48:21.500 From who?
00:48:24.500 What intelligence?
00:48:25.500 This is a...
00:48:27.500 A good question.
00:48:28.500 It is real.
00:48:29.500 Let's say it.
00:48:30.500 Let's just be real.
00:48:31.500 I think it's...
00:48:32.500 Yeah.
00:48:33.500 I honestly...
00:48:34.500 I think it's probably...
00:48:35.500 Probably that.
00:48:36.500 To be honest.
00:48:37.500 I think like...
00:48:38.500 ...Massad though, when there's like...
00:48:41.500 Like the whole...
00:48:42.500 Like it's like...
00:48:43.500 The way I'll put it is like...
00:48:44.500 MI6 is not just MI6 though.
00:48:46.500 Right?
00:48:47.500 Like MI6 is also run...
00:48:48.500 Like...
00:48:49.500 There's like 109, 108 countries that kind of think the same way.
00:48:53.500 Yeah, I know.
00:48:54.500 The CIA was created the year before Mossad.
00:48:56.500 Like...
00:48:57.500 Yeah.
00:48:58.500 It's not just one, but...
00:48:59.500 Look who finance that scene.
00:49:00.500 No, I agree.
00:49:01.500 Look who his family had ties to.
00:49:02.500 I think the question is like...
00:49:03.500 Who funded that?
00:49:04.500 And I think like...
00:49:05.500 Anybody who's a...
00:49:06.500 Who's just a normal person is not gonna be okay with that.
00:49:09.500 Like...
00:49:10.500 Like those are proclivities that are not normal to people to...
00:49:13.500 To do what he did.
00:49:15.500 It's not...
00:49:16.500 That's not normal.
00:49:17.500 That's not...
00:49:18.500 That's not someone doing that.
00:49:19.500 And I think like...
00:49:20.500 But what is the end goal?
00:49:21.500 Like what was the end goal?
00:49:22.500 I don't know.
00:49:23.500 Maybe the end goal was to...
00:49:25.500 Keep people compliant.
00:49:27.500 It could very well be it, but...
00:49:29.500 To keep people from what?
00:49:30.500 To keep people compliant.
00:49:31.500 Like keep people like...
00:49:32.500 You know...
00:49:33.500 To...
00:49:34.500 To get their support for Israel.
00:49:35.500 Exactly.
00:49:36.500 So now that we know this and this is a very likely possibility...
00:49:38.500 Yeah.
00:49:39.500 That American politicians were sexually blackmailed to support Israel.
00:49:41.500 Yeah.
00:49:42.500 At what point do we need to start a revolution, literally?
00:49:44.500 Because I know it's not gonna happen and people are still sedated.
00:49:47.500 If you look around, everyone knows about this and we're still going about our day.
00:49:50.500 We're becoming abnormally comfortable with the idea that this is real.
00:49:54.500 Yeah.
00:49:55.500 Because it probably is.
00:49:56.500 Yeah.
00:49:57.500 No, I didn't.
00:49:58.500 What happened?
00:49:59.500 It was around like basically like foreign aid to Israel.
00:50:02.500 Oh, really?
00:50:03.500 What was the vote?
00:50:04.500 6 to 422.
00:50:05.500 So, more aid to Israel?
00:50:07.500 Yeah.
00:50:08.500 6 to 422?
00:50:09.500 Yeah, you can look it up.
00:50:11.500 How much more money?
00:50:12.500 Publicly, we're already giving 4 billion a year?
00:50:14.500 I don't know the actual...
00:50:15.500 Like the...
00:50:16.500 Dollar values behind it, but...
00:50:19.500 I think like, at the end of the day though, like...
00:50:21.500 The American people just deserve to know what their elected officials are up to.
00:50:26.500 Like, and the way that Trump has handled this has been horrible.
00:50:29.500 Terrible.
00:50:30.500 Terrible.
00:50:31.500 He's been horrible.
00:50:32.500 It's gonna tarnish his reputation forever.
00:50:33.500 I don't think...
00:50:34.500 I think people are really underestimating it based on the atmosphere here.
00:50:35.500 It's done.
00:50:36.500 I agree.
00:50:37.500 He said, if you don't support me on this, then you're not my supporter anymore.
00:50:40.500 Then fuck you.
00:50:41.500 Then fuck you.
00:50:42.500 I agree.
00:50:43.500 I agree.
00:50:44.500 A Trump voter in 2016, man, fuck you Trump.
00:50:45.500 If you don't want my...
00:50:46.500 I agree.
00:50:47.500 You betrayed us all.
00:50:48.500 And this is the key issue, which is like, do we have the ability to vote and make...
00:50:55.500 Like, do we have the ability to determine what goes on here?
00:50:58.500 And it's just like, one of those things where...
00:51:00.500 I think you're right.
00:51:01.500 Like, if you're gonna say like, F you.
00:51:02.500 Like, you're gonna say like, oh, I don't want your support.
00:51:04.500 Well, I don't want to support you.
00:51:05.500 Like, I don't want to support you.
00:51:07.500 If you're gonna say that because me asking a question over something that is very obviously
00:51:12.500 like, threatening the sovereignty over the United States.
00:51:15.500 Like, I don't agree with that.
00:51:16.500 And I think most people are waking up to it.
00:51:18.500 Like, I think most people are online with like, hey, like, what's going on?
00:51:22.500 Everybody except Ben Shapiro.
00:51:23.500 Like...
00:51:24.500 Yeah.
00:51:25.500 That's the only...
00:51:26.500 And Charlie Kirk.
00:51:27.500 My brother is like a big fan of you and Ben.
00:51:29.500 And like, I'm just like...
00:51:31.500 How is that even possible?
00:51:32.500 Yeah, I know, I know.
00:51:33.500 But like, I think like, the big thing is to do is like, and I don't really necessarily
00:51:37.500 consider myself like, like, pro-Israel or pro-Palestine.
00:51:43.500 I'm just pro-America.
00:51:44.500 Like, I just want the best for...
00:51:45.500 I want the best for my country.
00:51:47.500 Like, I need...
00:51:48.500 She's about to leave.
00:51:49.500 I want to get her.
00:51:50.500 Hey, thanks so much for coming on, man.
00:51:51.500 I appreciate you, dude.
00:51:52.500 I was a big fan of your content.
00:51:53.500 And dude, really like, I watch your content when I was in some dark times.
00:51:57.500 You seek truth through funny.
00:51:58.500 Seek truth through funny, man.
00:51:59.500 I appreciate it.
00:52:00.500 Thanks for coming on, man.
00:52:01.500 I appreciate it.
00:52:02.500 Awesome.
00:52:03.500 What's your name?
00:52:04.500 Hi.
00:52:05.500 Hi.
00:52:06.500 Where are you from?
00:52:07.500 Iran, originally.
00:52:08.500 Okay.
00:52:09.500 Oh.
00:52:10.500 Do you agree...
00:52:12.500 Why did Trump bomb Iran?
00:52:14.500 What?
00:52:15.500 Why did Trump bomb Iran?
00:52:16.500 Oh.
00:52:17.500 Um...
00:52:18.500 I think because Israel wanted him to.
00:52:22.500 Okay.
00:52:23.500 Should we serve Israel as an American country?
00:52:26.500 No.
00:52:27.500 We should not serve Israel as an American country.
00:52:29.500 And why do we?
00:52:30.500 Why?
00:52:31.500 Um...
00:52:32.500 I think because Israel is sort of an American colony in the Middle East that was built there in order to disrupt peace in the Middle East.
00:52:43.500 Oh, yeah.
00:52:44.500 Spot on.
00:52:45.500 Yeah.
00:52:46.500 Why do you have known this?
00:52:47.500 Because I've been talking about this for years and now this is like a mass awakening where even like people on the far left were starting to agree and understand.
00:52:55.500 I mean, you're Iranian, so you must have known this for a while.
00:52:57.500 Yeah.
00:52:58.500 And, I mean, after I graduated from law school, I moved back to Iran and I lived there for three years.
00:53:02.500 And then everything that I thought I knew about Iran, like, I reassessed all of it.
00:53:08.500 And, like, I now love the Ayatollah Khomeini.
00:53:11.500 Like, I have such an understanding about the government of Iran that I didn't have before.
00:53:16.500 Can you tell me?
00:53:17.500 Because I don't know that, what was the brainwashing and what's true about, you know, we heard about the Iranian revolution in the 70s, but, like, what's really going on?
00:53:26.500 Can you tell me the truth?
00:53:27.500 Yes.
00:53:28.500 Dude, that's why I'm here, actually.
00:53:29.500 I'm excited.
00:53:30.500 Okay, cool.
00:53:31.500 Me too.
00:53:32.500 Me too.
00:53:33.500 Um, yeah, so, the Islamic Republic.
00:53:37.500 Wait for the train.
00:53:38.500 Yeah, I should wait.
00:53:39.500 I can't hear when the train is at.
00:53:41.500 Okay.
00:53:42.500 I'll wait.
00:53:43.500 I actually, I said, I actually represented Ye.
00:53:48.500 My kids went to the school, like, yeah.
00:53:51.500 Oh, you represented Ye for what?
00:53:52.500 For, um, like, some of his lawsuits.
00:53:55.500 Oh, thanks.
00:53:56.500 Like, whatever.
00:53:57.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:53:58.500 Um, yeah, he's one of the, one of the great people alive.
00:54:03.500 Yeah.
00:54:04.500 But, yeah, can you tell me about the Iranian government?
00:54:06.500 Yes.
00:54:07.500 So, um, there was, in like, 1953, there was someone who came into the Iranian, uh, who was...
00:54:16.500 Do you know somebody named Hassan?
00:54:17.500 What?
00:54:18.500 Do you know somebody named Hassan?
00:54:19.500 Hassan?
00:54:20.500 No, Hassan.
00:54:21.500 Hassan?
00:54:22.500 Um, no.
00:54:23.500 I know Hassan, by the way, but I don't know.
00:54:25.500 I mean, it's like, I know a lot of the people in the, like, but I don't know Hassan.
00:54:28.500 No.
00:54:29.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:54:30.500 For sure.
00:54:31.500 Um, so, okay.
00:54:34.500 There was a total, like, agenda for the colonialization of Iran.
00:54:40.500 And so, basically, the United States and Britain were getting oil there for basically nothing.
00:54:45.500 What year?
00:54:46.500 Since 60s?
00:54:47.500 Like, since, like, yeah, before then.
00:54:49.500 Um, also, they were taking, um, like, the law was if an American committed a crime, and
00:54:59.500 there was a bunch of Americans there at the time that were working at the oil companies
00:55:02.500 and everything else, right?
00:55:03.500 And if they committed a crime, they weren't, they had complete immunity.
00:55:06.500 So, and, like, they wanted to, like, quote, unquote, modernize the country.
00:55:10.500 And they were going to do that by, like, not allowing women to have hijab.
00:55:14.500 They were integrating the schools so that there were mixed girls and boys, which was
00:55:18.500 a problem for a lot of the religious people.
00:55:20.500 So, it was, like, they came, okay, the United States actually brought in the Shah's son,
00:55:25.500 right, after they overthrew this other person in 19...
00:55:28.500 See, I'm going, like, way back, dude.
00:55:29.500 There's, like, a lot to say, right?
00:55:30.500 Okay.
00:55:31.500 And so, like, in 1953, there was this guy, Mossadegh, and then, uh, the CIA, actually,
00:55:36.500 there's, like, tons of documentation about this.
00:55:38.500 They overthrew him, and then they brought in, uh, the Shah's son to be the puppet regime
00:55:43.500 for the United States in Iran.
00:55:45.500 That was totally done by the CIA.
00:55:46.500 Tons of books about what had happened here.
00:55:48.500 And the people were very upset about this.
00:55:51.500 The Ayatollah Khomeini was actually a mystic philosopher.
00:55:54.500 Have you ever read anything from Ayatollah Khomeini before?
00:55:56.500 No.
00:55:57.500 Oh, my God, dude.
00:55:58.500 It is, like...
00:55:59.500 What, he's, like, a Kabbalah magician?
00:56:00.500 Not Kabbalah.
00:56:01.500 Like, he's not a magician.
00:56:03.500 Like, he's just...
00:56:04.500 He believes that the path to God is love, and, like, how you get to know God is by love
00:56:10.500 and devotion.
00:56:11.500 Like, there's a lot of different paths to God.
00:56:12.500 What religion is this?
00:56:13.500 It's in Islam, but it's, like, Shiite Islam.
00:56:15.500 Okay.
00:56:16.500 Yeah, but there's...
00:56:17.500 Dude, in every single religion, there's, like, there's a path of devotion to God, right?
00:56:21.500 So, like, for the Sunnis, maybe, like, Sufism is what it is.
00:56:24.500 For, like, the Shias, it's, like, Gnostics.
00:56:27.500 Yeah.
00:56:28.500 Am I, like, getting so into...
00:56:29.500 No, no, no.
00:56:30.500 Do you want me to, like...
00:56:31.500 Yeah.
00:56:32.500 So, um...
00:56:33.500 And, I mean, there is that for...
00:56:34.500 And, like, for the Hindus, it's Bhakti.
00:56:36.500 You see the Hare Krishnas around town and stuff?
00:56:38.500 Right, right, right.
00:56:39.500 Like, that's the path of love and devotion to God.
00:56:40.500 Okay.
00:56:41.500 So, every single religion has a path of love and devotion to God.
00:56:44.500 Right.
00:56:45.500 And, so, Khomeini was actually on that path of love and devotion to God.
00:56:48.500 So, it's, like, you hear all these things from the West about how Khomeini was this, like,
00:56:52.500 right-winged, um, like, Orthodox, uh, just fanatic, but he wasn't.
00:57:00.500 The actual truth is that Khomeini was a massive, like, person who was devoted to knowing God through loving God.
00:57:10.500 Anyways, so...
00:57:13.500 And this is the 70s.
00:57:14.500 Yeah.
00:57:15.500 And, so, he was seeing what was happening in the country.
00:57:17.500 And he was like, why are the Americans, like, coming in and doing all this?
00:57:21.500 Like, the Islamic...
00:57:22.500 So, the Americans were the ones modernizing Iran.
00:57:24.500 They weren't modernizing it.
00:57:25.500 They were westernizing it.
00:57:26.500 There's a very big difference between...
00:57:27.500 Right.
00:57:28.500 Because, actually, they were not modernizing it.
00:57:29.500 Right.
00:57:30.500 Because they were, like, imposing these laws which made women not go to school.
00:57:33.500 Right?
00:57:34.500 Like, right now, Iran has, like, the highest rate of women graduates from college.
00:57:39.500 And, like, all these other things.
00:57:40.500 Because they were, they were bringing...
00:57:42.500 Dude, they were totally bringing in western ideas into a place that functioned under Islamic understanding.
00:57:49.500 Okay.
00:57:50.500 And so, his whole thing was, like, we have to reclaim our oil and we've got to reclaim our entire laws.
00:57:56.500 To where, like, Americans can't come in here and just, like, kill and rape people and not be held accountable in the courts.
00:58:01.500 Where, like...
00:58:02.500 Sure.
00:58:03.500 Where women are able to wear hijab because they want to.
00:58:05.500 Right?
00:58:06.500 Yeah.
00:58:07.500 And so, he...
00:58:08.500 Yeah.
00:58:09.500 And so, he...
00:58:10.500 Um...
00:58:11.500 Yeah.
00:58:12.500 So, then, he started...
00:58:13.500 He was, like, exiled from the country and then he went to Paris and, like...
00:58:16.500 Finally, there was, like, a popular uprising and then he came back.
00:58:19.500 Yeah.
00:58:20.500 I don't want to, like, get to...
00:58:21.500 I don't want to, like, pour everyone on here about all of, like, the details about the Islamic Revolution and who the Ayatollah Khomeini was.
00:58:25.500 I'm interested.
00:58:26.500 It's fine.
00:58:27.500 Okay, cool.
00:58:28.500 Thanks.
00:58:29.500 So, okay, how do we get from that...
00:58:31.500 So, he came back into power after the Islamic Revolution?
00:58:35.500 So, yeah, he didn't want power.
00:58:38.500 So, I've, like, actually been to, like, the house that he had and, like, literally, he had nothing.
00:58:42.500 Like, he didn't care for the world at all.
00:58:44.500 Like, he was so in love with God.
00:58:46.500 Yeah.
00:58:47.500 But he knew that when what you really want is devotion to God, you must serve people.
00:58:53.500 Like, how...
00:58:54.500 It's, like, the idea of, like, service.
00:58:56.500 Like, you have to be a servant of God.
00:58:58.500 Right?
00:58:59.500 Right.
00:59:00.500 Like, Abdullah.
00:59:01.500 Right?
00:59:02.500 So, this idea that you, in order to serve God, like, you have to serve the people.
00:59:05.500 Right?
00:59:06.500 Right.
00:59:07.500 So, like, the idea is to be the servant of the servant of God.
00:59:10.500 Like, that is, like, a very bhakti when you see the Hare Krishnas.
00:59:13.500 That's a very bhakti concept.
00:59:15.500 But it's, oddly, also, like, very much the concept of the Islamic Revolution.
00:59:22.500 And, like, the founders of the Islamic Revolution that were actually, like, true wayfarers on the path to God.
00:59:30.500 Right?
00:59:31.500 And something that people don't know is, like, more than fight America, more than fight the, like, Israel, he fought the right wing's clerics who had misinterpreted what Islam actually is.
00:59:50.500 So, what do you think is the biggest misunderstanding that Americans have about Iran?
00:59:55.500 Oh, my gosh.
00:59:56.500 Like, so I'm a civil rights lawyer here in New York City, in the Bronx, actually.
01:00:00.500 And, you know, last year, 1,630 people were killed by police in the United States.
01:00:09.500 Like, I'm not even going to get into all the people that die in custody.
01:00:12.500 Like, America's got the highest prison population.
01:00:14.500 Two million people at any time are in jail.
01:00:16.500 Like, that is, it is unbelievable that we accept these kinds of numbers.
01:00:21.500 One person died.
01:00:22.500 I don't know if you heard about it.
01:00:23.500 Like, Masa Amini.
01:00:24.500 And she was, like, she didn't even directly from the police.
01:00:27.500 There was the whole woman, like, I forget what it was called.
01:00:31.500 It was, like, the woman, freedom, whatever, that there was going on online for, like, a whole period of time, like, two or three years ago because of the death of this girl by, like, the morality police, supposedly.
01:00:40.500 Did you hear about this?
01:00:41.500 No.
01:00:42.500 Okay.
01:00:43.500 The woman like freedom.
01:00:44.500 Have you, like, heard the phrase, like, woman like freedom?
01:00:47.500 Women like freedom?
01:00:48.500 Yeah, it was, like, this, like, Persian, like, okay, anyways.
01:00:50.500 So, like, dude, one person died in custody and there was a whole uprising, right?
01:00:57.500 Like, but in America, all these people died directly by police, right?
01:01:04.500 Not even just in custody, like, at arraignments, which is where she died at arraignments.
01:01:09.500 She died from a pre-existing condition.
01:01:11.500 But people die in custody in America all the time and there's no uprising.
01:01:15.500 The fact that we don't, like, give attention that we need to give for, like, these massive amounts of deaths that are happening.
01:01:21.500 Dude, in Rikers, since 2025 alone, there's, like, five people that have died at Rikers.
01:01:27.500 Okay.
01:01:28.500 Anyways, my whole point is that the biggest misconception is that there's, like, great human rights violations that are happening all the time.
01:01:35.500 That people get killed for showing their hair.
01:01:37.500 That it's this extremist country.
01:01:41.500 And it's not.
01:01:42.500 No.
01:01:43.500 Iran's not this extremist country.
01:01:44.500 No.
01:01:45.500 Not at all.
01:01:46.500 It's, like, a super poetic, like, it's, every culture has its gift.
01:01:52.500 The gift of Iran is anti-oppression.
01:01:55.500 And it stood with South Africa.
01:01:57.500 It stood with, um...
01:01:59.500 Standing with the Palestinians.
01:02:00.500 Dude.
01:02:01.500 I mean, that is...
01:02:02.500 Iran came to, for the Palestinian genocide, they came to defend against the Serbs?
01:02:05.500 Yeah.
01:02:06.500 Yeah, dude, they did.
01:02:07.500 Every single, like, not, like, through the foundation of the Islamic Republic.
01:02:10.500 Because of the Shia belief to be of service of the people.
01:02:13.500 And, and, dude, and, like, I don't know if you know the story of Imam Hussain and Karbala.
01:02:18.500 Do you know the story?
01:02:19.500 Oh my god.
01:02:20.500 We'll save that for another day.
01:02:22.500 Yeah.
01:02:23.500 We'll save that for another day.
01:02:24.500 Yeah.
01:02:25.500 Can I take your number?
01:02:26.500 Yeah.
01:02:27.500 It was great to meet you.
01:02:28.500 Yeah.
01:02:29.500 I think I, like, yeah, I know gay.
01:02:30.500 Like, I actually, like, it's from Bianca.
01:02:32.500 Like, that's really nice.
01:02:33.500 And, kind of, that's not what I want to do.
01:02:36.500 Alright.
01:02:37.500 So, can I take your number?
01:02:39.500 Yeah.
01:02:40.500 Eh.
01:02:41.500 Eh.
01:02:42.500 Eh.
01:02:43.500 Okay.
01:02:44.500 Yeah, basically.
01:02:45.500 Um...
01:02:46.500 Put your number in, Ellen.
01:02:47.500 Alright.
01:02:48.500 Okay.
01:02:49.500 Okay.
01:02:50.500 Here.
01:02:51.500 I will call myself a bit.
01:02:53.500 Yeah.
01:02:54.500 How do I spell your...
01:02:55.500 I'll just, I'll just text you and then text Yannis.
01:02:57.500 She's from Yamarashi.
01:02:58.500 Is my last name.
01:02:59.500 And you can, like, find me online.
01:03:00.500 It's like, Yamarashi.
01:03:01.500 M-A-R-A-S-H-I.
01:03:02.500 I probably kept that a little longer than I usually would have, but she was...
01:03:06.500 She was knowledgeable about a lot of things I wanted to learn about.
01:03:11.500 Why?
01:03:12.500 What happened?
01:03:13.500 Okay.
01:03:14.500 Cool.
01:03:15.500 Aiden called me earlier.
01:03:16.500 Hey.
01:03:17.500 I'm live in the New York train right now.
01:03:20.500 Are you in the tunnels?
01:03:21.500 I'm in the...
01:03:22.500 Yeah.
01:03:23.500 I'm in the tunnels.
01:03:24.500 Want to come?
01:03:25.500 You're lagging.
01:03:26.500 Hold on.
01:03:27.500 I was trying to...
01:03:28.500 What are you saying?
01:03:29.500 I said, do you want to come in the tunnels?
01:03:30.500 I'll give you a chicken Big Mac.
01:03:36.500 You're weird as fuck.
01:03:38.500 I got one with your name on it.
01:03:40.500 Well, just wait.
01:03:41.500 Hey, wait.
01:03:42.500 Are you gonna...
01:03:43.500 Are you gonna stream?
01:03:44.500 I don't know yet.
01:03:45.500 Why?
01:03:46.500 No, no, no.
01:03:47.500 We'll talk about it off stream.
01:03:48.500 It's some cool shit I gotta hit you about.
01:03:51.500 Okay, cool.
01:03:52.500 So, you're getting me unbanned on Twitch?
01:03:55.500 Uh...
01:03:56.500 We need you to...
01:03:57.500 We need you to up the PR a little bit.
01:03:59.500 Is that what you're calling me about?
01:04:02.500 We'll see.
01:04:03.500 Let's just talk about it off stream.
01:04:05.500 Okay, we'll talk about it off stream.
01:04:06.500 Free Tob.
01:04:07.500 Free Tob.
01:04:08.500 He didn't do nothing wrong.
01:04:09.500 I'm interviewing about pretty much everything.
01:04:10.500 But a lot of it's about Epstein.
01:04:11.500 But it's making people uncomfortable.
01:04:12.500 They don't want to talk about it.
01:04:13.500 Hey, do you know Aiden Ross?
01:04:14.500 Uh, correct.
01:04:15.500 Okay, what do you think about Aiden Ross?
01:04:16.500 He's on the phone right now.
01:04:17.500 Um, nothing bad.
01:04:18.500 I think we're asking you a shahada.
01:04:19.500 Okay.
01:04:20.500 Oh, thank you, dude.
01:04:21.500 Thank you.
01:04:22.500 He didn't say that.
01:04:23.500 He said nothing bad, nothing good.
01:04:24.500 No, no, no.
01:04:25.500 Neutral's good.
01:04:26.500 I appreciate that.
01:04:27.500 Okay, cool, cool, cool.
01:04:28.500 Oh, thank you, dude.
01:04:29.500 Thank you.
01:04:30.500 He didn't say that.
01:04:31.500 He said nothing bad, nothing good.
01:04:32.500 No, no, no.
01:04:33.500 Neutral's good.
01:04:34.500 I appreciate that.
01:04:39.500 What should I ask people?
01:04:40.500 Because Epstein's making people uncomfortable.
01:04:42.500 Well, Nico, I'll give you my take on Epstein.
01:04:44.500 This is my take.
01:04:45.500 Okay.
01:04:46.500 I think that that list needs to come out.
01:04:47.500 And I think that people deserve to know.
01:04:48.500 And I think that that list needs to come out.
01:04:50.500 And whatever way it's gonna come out, I think we need it to come out.
01:04:54.500 Just how you came out of the closet.
01:04:57.500 Yeah, thanks a lot for throwing me under the bus yesterday
01:04:59.500 when you were trying to cope about your manager saying the hard R.
01:05:02.500 Unbelievable, Bill.
01:05:03.500 Don't say that.
01:05:04.500 Come on.
01:05:05.500 Nico, come on.
01:05:06.500 Don't do that.
01:05:07.500 Hey, Nico, come out of the closet being a full Jew.
01:05:09.500 You're not only 20%.
01:05:10.500 You're like really 60.
01:05:11.500 I wish.
01:05:12.500 Well, that'll do enough PR, huh?
01:05:15.500 It'll help.
01:05:16.500 It's the first step.
01:05:17.500 Admitting you're Jewish.
01:05:18.500 I do every day.
01:05:19.500 And they call it cringe.
01:05:20.500 Take some accountability, you misogynistic bigot.
01:05:22.500 I'm not a misogynist, okay?
01:05:23.500 I love Sinna.
01:05:25.500 That was not right, by the way.
01:05:26.500 I fucked with Sinna.
01:05:28.500 Stop laughing like it wasn't funny and also kind of true what I said.
01:05:32.500 No, it's not.
01:05:33.500 We're gonna protect her.
01:05:34.500 I want to do something with her one day.
01:05:35.500 I like her.
01:05:36.500 She's cool.
01:05:37.500 She called me a cuck last year and I was mad about it.
01:05:39.500 She called me a what?
01:05:40.500 She called me a cuck last year.
01:05:42.500 Good.
01:05:43.500 You are.
01:05:44.500 Alright, I have to get back to what I'm doing.
01:05:45.500 Thanks.
01:05:46.500 I want to see the Issa hot tub stream.
01:05:47.500 Bye.
01:05:52.500 Oh, hey.
01:05:53.500 Oh, the poet.
01:05:54.500 Oh my God.
01:05:55.500 What the hell, bro?
01:05:56.500 What's going on?
01:05:57.500 Dude.
01:05:58.500 He wrote a poem for me.
01:05:59.500 Oh my God.
01:06:00.500 Hey, good to see you.
01:06:01.500 Yeah, good to see you too, man.
01:06:02.500 Yeah, you're a lot taller than I thought you'd be.
01:06:04.500 Yeah, yeah.
01:06:05.500 Occasionally, I gotta stand up for myself.
01:06:07.500 So, you know.
01:06:08.500 Yeah.
01:06:09.500 Would you like to be on the One Minute Podcast?
01:06:10.500 Yeah, I would love to.
01:06:11.500 Hey, good to meet you, bro.
01:06:12.500 No, for the balls we had to fight Sean Strickland.
01:06:15.500 Hey man, tell him to stop talking shit, bro.
01:06:17.500 I got in the ring.
01:06:18.500 He couldn't knock me out.
01:06:19.500 He's still salty.
01:06:20.500 Yeah, yeah.
01:06:21.500 It's whatever.
01:06:22.500 He got in there.
01:06:23.500 He gave me the best he got.
01:06:24.500 He didn't knock you out.
01:06:25.500 I said he could.
01:06:26.500 And you took it like a man.
01:06:27.500 I appreciate that.
01:06:28.500 Thanks a lot, bro.
01:06:29.500 Take it easy.
01:06:30.500 Yo, what the hell?
01:06:31.500 I never thought I'd see you guys.
01:06:32.500 I keep running into people.
01:06:33.500 You're like the third person today that I saw yesterday,
01:06:35.500 in the past few days, like just on the street.
01:06:37.500 Yeah, wow.
01:06:38.500 Can you remind me of your name again?
01:06:39.500 I'm sorry.
01:06:40.500 Charlie.
01:06:41.500 Charlie.
01:06:42.500 Charlie.
01:06:43.500 Yeah.
01:06:44.500 No, I made a million people too.
01:06:45.500 And so, it's always this like,
01:06:46.500 you know.
01:06:47.500 Yeah.
01:06:48.500 You do poetry in the city.
01:06:49.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:06:50.500 I write on a typewriter about anything you want.
01:06:51.500 And then you go, oh my God, this was really good.
01:06:52.500 And I go, thank you.
01:06:53.500 I do it for a living.
01:06:54.500 So, you got to, we talked for a little bit the other day.
01:06:55.500 Yeah.
01:06:56.500 What was your perception?
01:06:57.500 You know.
01:06:58.500 You?
01:06:59.500 Yeah.
01:07:00.500 I thought you were, I mean, I didn't know you at all.
01:07:01.500 So, I was like, well, actually, I'll give you a little bit of a little bit of a
01:07:04.500 question.
01:07:05.500 Yeah.
01:07:06.500 Yeah.
01:07:07.500 You?
01:07:08.500 You?
01:07:09.500 Yeah.
01:07:10.500 I thought you were, I mean, I didn't know you at all.
01:07:13.500 So, I was like, well, actually, I'll give you a better question.
01:07:19.500 Do you want me to give, like, a real, like, straight up?
01:07:23.500 Real, yeah.
01:07:24.500 You seem to me like, you felt very, you kind of felt simultaneously very at peace with
01:07:36.500 the world, but at peace with the world from being maybe very hurt by it.
01:07:41.500 Like, there's this kind of, I had, I was, if I could sort of project a story onto you,
01:07:49.500 if that's what you're okay with.
01:07:50.500 Yeah.
01:07:51.500 I'm just going to put my bag in slightly more eye location.
01:07:57.500 Yeah.
01:07:58.500 So, basically, I see you and I get the sense that if I had to, like, put on my reading you
01:08:04.500 that, I would say this is someone who's, like, very bright, very sweet-hearted, brought
01:08:11.500 that out to the world, had a kind of prickly reaction, if not very kind of strangely hurtful
01:08:21.500 one.
01:08:22.500 And so, you're at a crossroads of, on the one hand, I want to be myself and honor, you know,
01:08:29.500 what it means to make me feel alive and so forth.
01:08:33.500 On the other hand, there's a lot of people who really don't fuck with that.
01:08:37.500 So, it's like, do I just lean into who I am or do I lean into maybe toning it down and,
01:08:43.500 you seemed like you had found peace in leaning into who you were, but that this came from
01:08:50.500 a kind of acceptance of a lot of the world not getting you and vibing with you.
01:08:56.500 That said, this all felt very genuine-hearted.
01:09:00.500 Like, yeah.
01:09:03.500 Yeah.
01:09:04.500 I had a long conversation last night with a lot of, like, fans who, they were like, we
01:09:10.500 don't like it anymore.
01:09:12.500 It?
01:09:13.500 They don't like the content anymore.
01:09:14.500 Oh, yeah.
01:09:15.500 And stop watching it.
01:09:16.500 And they're like, well, you need to take accountability and change.
01:09:19.500 It's like, no, like, I'm doing this.
01:09:21.500 I'm being me.
01:09:22.500 I'm not going to try to appease anybody.
01:09:24.500 I'm going to make the content that I want to make.
01:09:26.500 Well, there's two things.
01:09:27.500 Like, everybody talks about things from a framing of, is this good or is this bad?
01:09:33.500 But I'm like, no, no, no.
01:09:34.500 Do you want this kind of series of actions?
01:09:37.500 Or do you want this series of actions?
01:09:39.500 For some people, if you lean into just being yourself, that's just going to send you into
01:09:44.500 one direction.
01:09:45.500 It's going to leave those people out and bring other people in.
01:09:48.500 Because if you use that data point and quote-unquote course correct or just course shift,
01:09:54.500 then you bring in other people.
01:09:56.500 People are, you're always playing the game of who you're bringing into and out of your
01:10:01.500 life.
01:10:02.500 And it's a question of, do you want more of the people in your life that you have?
01:10:06.500 Or do you want different people?
01:10:08.500 And maybe you love the people in your life.
01:10:09.500 Maybe that is what you want.
01:10:11.500 And a lot of people spend their whole lives trying to find that.
01:10:15.500 But some people are like, you know what?
01:10:17.500 These people are cool, but I want to see another part of the world.
01:10:20.500 I want to know what's going on there.
01:10:22.500 And depending on what you lean into, you're just opening some doors and closing others.
01:10:27.500 Yeah, my life's always been that way.
01:10:29.500 You know, I've not, some people come in because they are only interested in one certain thing,
01:10:33.500 one topic like religion or politics or comedy or girls or stuff like that.
01:10:37.500 I'm like, I, because I'm following what I'm interested in.
01:10:41.500 Yeah.
01:10:42.500 If you're not interested in what I'm interested in, then just don't watch it.
01:10:44.500 You know, it's very simple.
01:10:45.500 Yeah.
01:10:46.500 Well, the flip side is that when you listen to the people, maybe even listening is too harsh
01:10:52.500 a word, but like when you're curious about the worlds of other people, you start to discover
01:10:59.500 why those worlds are cool or why those worlds are kind of catching their eyes.
01:11:05.500 Everything you, everything you love now was something at one point you didn't know about.
01:11:11.500 Maybe it was way back when, or maybe it was more recently, but all those things were things
01:11:14.500 you had to discover.
01:11:15.500 And presumably you had to discover them by being curious about them.
01:11:18.500 When people are offering you maybe the harsh data point of like, fuck this, fuck what you're
01:11:24.500 doing.
01:11:25.500 You can say like, yeah, fuck that.
01:11:27.500 But there's an implicit question under that, which is what is, what is the stuff that they
01:11:32.500 like?
01:11:33.500 Why are they jazzed about those things?
01:11:35.500 Because maybe it's something you're down with, just like you were down with other things
01:11:38.500 that you discovered before, or maybe it's something you're not.
01:11:42.500 So I asked you this because I saw you had a typewriter when you were writing the poem.
01:11:45.500 So even Steezy, the filmmaker here, he's very, he's kind of like a, I'm born in the wrong
01:11:51.500 generation type of guy.
01:11:52.500 Oh, okay.
01:11:53.500 So I'm not applying that to you, but I'm wondering what's one thing about this generation
01:11:59.500 that you wish applied but doesn't.
01:12:02.500 Oh God.
01:12:03.500 That feels a little begging or begging to be holier than thou, which I don't really like.
01:12:09.500 Um.
01:12:10.500 So everyone's pretending to be morally good all the time?
01:12:13.500 What?
01:12:14.500 What are you saying?
01:12:15.500 No, no, no.
01:12:16.500 I'm saying maybe there's something going on about this generation that I don't vibe with.
01:12:20.500 But when you frame it with this question of like, what's the thing you wish, what's
01:12:23.500 one thing you wish you should change?
01:12:25.500 Even if it's right, no one's going to listen.
01:12:27.500 And if no one listens, it kind of doesn't matter.
01:12:30.500 You might as well be speaking to a wall.
01:12:32.500 And so I'm trying to take a step back, see the truth under that question is like, what's
01:12:36.500 a more generous, maybe heart honoring way to ask that as I answer it.
01:12:43.500 Okay.
01:12:44.500 And from that place, I'm like, I feel every generation only improves if they're more curious
01:12:54.500 because listening can feel like a scary thing, especially when there's been a lot of hurt
01:12:59.500 from the people who you're purported, supposing to listen to.
01:13:04.500 But if you can just be curious about what is, what is this person's deal?
01:13:09.500 And not in the sort of, let me just dismiss them outright, but like, why are they reacting
01:13:13.500 like this?
01:13:14.500 What's the story?
01:13:15.500 No one comes out of the womb, speaking what they speak, knowing what they know.
01:13:19.500 It's all this, it takes much time to get to these places.
01:13:24.500 What was, what was the journey that got them there?
01:13:27.500 Because frankly, is unless you know that journey in a way, unless you're able to articulate
01:13:34.500 that journey in a way that they'd be like, yeah, that is me.
01:13:39.500 You definitionally don't know what they're talking about.
01:13:43.500 And if you're not, and if you don't know what they're talking about, then the things
01:13:47.500 you're saying aren't going to matter.
01:13:48.500 They're not going to be relevant.
01:13:50.500 Like I got to be able to hear, hear all your words, speak them back in a way that you'd
01:13:55.500 be like, yeah, that's what I think.
01:13:57.500 And then I know anything I say will actually be informed from a place that's true versus my
01:14:03.500 conception of what you think.
01:14:05.500 Because if you don't, if I'm talking about a story that you don't relate to, then I'm
01:14:10.500 not actually talking with you.
01:14:11.500 I'm talking about something completely different and then you're just going to get frustrated
01:14:14.500 and nobody wins.
01:14:15.500 Well, thanks to see you again, Charlie.
01:14:18.500 Yeah.
01:14:19.500 I'm going to release that video soon and they'll see the poem you wrote.
01:14:22.500 Oh yeah?
01:14:23.500 Yeah, yeah.
01:14:24.500 Oh, sick.
01:14:25.500 Is there a way to be in touch or something?
01:14:26.500 Or we can...
01:14:27.500 Uh, yeah.
01:14:28.500 I'll take your number down.
01:14:29.500 Yeah, yeah.
01:14:31.500 This is when I get...
01:14:32.500 How you doing, man?
01:14:33.500 This is when I get a brag about my...
01:14:35.500 The world's easiest number.
01:14:36.500 Oh yeah?
01:14:37.500 Yeah.
01:14:38.500 I won't say it.
01:14:39.500 Make sure...
01:14:40.500 Yeah, make sure...
01:14:41.500 I don't have the service right now.
01:14:43.500 Yeah, just send me...
01:14:44.500 You don't...
01:14:45.500 You don't...
01:14:46.500 Sure.
01:14:47.500 Yeah, let me just double check for 800.
01:14:48.500 Yeah.
01:14:49.500 We'll see you then.
01:14:50.500 Likewise.
01:14:51.500 Alright.
01:14:52.500 Yeah.
01:14:55.500 See you around, Charlie.
01:14:56.500 Yeah, for sure.
01:14:57.500 Yeah, I want...
01:14:58.500 I'll let you do your thing and I gotta go to my thing.
01:15:01.500 I'm doing acro right now.
01:15:02.500 Oh.
01:15:03.500 Yeah.
01:15:04.500 Yeah.
01:15:05.500 Okay.
01:15:06.500 Alright.
01:15:07.500 See you around, bro.
01:15:08.500 Hey, what's your name?
01:15:09.500 Sumi.
01:15:10.500 Sumi?
01:15:11.500 Yes.
01:15:12.500 Gigolo?
01:15:13.500 No, I'm not a gigolo.
01:15:15.500 A juggalo.
01:15:16.500 No.
01:15:17.500 Wait, was that a racial slur?
01:15:18.500 No, no.
01:15:19.500 Wait.
01:15:20.500 No, no.
01:15:21.500 A gigolo is what that shit R. Kelly sang.
01:15:22.500 I'm a gigolo who spent a lot of dough.
01:15:24.500 That's the R. Kelly song.
01:15:25.500 Yeah.
01:15:26.500 What does that mean?
01:15:27.500 I think it's a guy that tries to get money from women and shit.
01:15:32.500 Skinny nigga, but these hands really billsy, but I'm rockly.
01:15:35.500 When I'm off the sake, I don't think there's a beast of anyone can stop me.
01:15:38.500 If you think I'm cocky with your bitch in the party trying to suck me.
01:15:41.500 Sloppy all these haters talking shit, but they tried to copy me.
01:15:43.500 Been a problem child cause I love catastrophe.
01:15:45.500 To watch the world burn cause I love to see anarchy.
01:15:47.500 Ooh.
01:15:48.500 Okay.
01:15:49.500 Okay.
01:15:50.500 Okay.
01:15:51.500 Yeah.
01:15:52.500 Thank you.
01:15:53.500 Cause I'm off the sake.
01:15:54.500 Yeah.
01:15:55.500 Okay.
01:15:56.500 Okay.
01:15:57.500 That's some niche alcohol right there.
01:15:58.500 Broccoli when I'm off the sake.
01:15:59.500 If you fuck with Naruto, you know, when broccoli lock in, he be off the sake.
01:16:01.500 Uh-huh.
01:16:02.500 When he take his weights off and shit.
01:16:03.500 Shout out to Kodak.
01:16:04.500 I'm smoking broccoli.
01:16:05.500 Alright.
01:16:06.500 Don't rap.
01:16:07.500 Don't rap.
01:16:08.500 Don't rap.
01:16:09.500 What got you into becoming an artist?
01:16:11.500 Honestly, just being around music my whole life.
01:16:14.500 I've always grew up in New York.
01:16:16.500 So just walking around even the block, you're going to hear new music from Spanish music
01:16:20.500 to maybe some dip set at the point in time when I was younger.
01:16:24.500 But now it's a lot more evolved to the music taste that you would hear walking around the city.
01:16:28.500 And it just inspired me to try to get my own taste out there to speak my truth to the world.
01:16:32.500 And, you know, speak for the world too.
01:16:34.500 There's people that don't even have a voice.
01:16:36.500 And I feel like I can speak for them, you know.
01:16:37.500 A lot of people that feel like outcasts, misfits in the world and in the city too.
01:16:41.500 Do you think there's a new punk wave that's starting to arrive in the city?
01:16:44.500 Yeah, very much so.
01:16:45.500 I feel it too, yeah.
01:16:46.500 Very much so is.
01:16:47.500 And what I'm doing right now is going to be the new wave soon.
01:16:50.500 Very, very soon.
01:16:51.500 Especially with hip hop.
01:16:52.500 Like, people are so tired of that auto-tune shit.
01:16:54.500 Like, we want some real shit.
01:16:56.500 Where's the lyricism?
01:16:57.500 Like, you feel me?
01:16:58.500 I don't want to keep hearing about people talking about fucking women and all the supremacist bullshit and drugs.
01:17:03.500 Like, nah, speak on the real shit.
01:17:05.500 Like, let's talk about what's going on in Palestine and all that other shit.
01:17:08.500 Like, let's actually speak about what's going on in the world.
01:17:10.500 Stop being so one-dimensional.
01:17:12.500 We got all these sides that we could talk about.
01:17:14.500 This world that we have going on.
01:17:16.500 There's so much chaos and catastrophe.
01:17:18.500 It could be put into art.
01:17:20.500 And it will be here forever at the end of the day.
01:17:22.500 When we leave this flesh, our voice and music will live on forever.
01:17:26.500 That's why we need to make more music that has substance to it.
01:17:30.500 Not just bullshit anymore.
01:17:32.500 Do you like the new music that's been releasing?
01:17:34.500 No.
01:17:35.500 Do you like the new Clips album?
01:17:37.500 Whose?
01:17:38.500 Pusha T and Malice.
01:17:40.500 I ain't gonna lie, I didn't hear it.
01:17:41.500 I'm so out of the loop when it comes to new music that come out.
01:17:44.500 I don't listen to a lot of industry music.
01:17:46.500 What's all underground artists you like?
01:17:48.500 That's been Mink Mink.
01:17:50.500 Who's that?
01:17:51.500 I don't know.
01:17:52.500 My fans know.
01:17:53.500 I gotta stop making the wrong people famous.
01:17:56.500 I swear to God.
01:17:57.500 That shit gets me so mad.
01:17:59.500 I gotta stop making the wrong people famous.
01:18:01.500 Do you like Black Boy Max?
01:18:03.500 Alright, he's chill vibe.
01:18:04.500 Cause he has a personality, but I don't listen to the music, bro.
01:18:07.500 I'm not gonna lie, I don't listen to the music.
01:18:09.500 So who are some underground artists that you...
01:18:11.500 Alright, I'mma be real.
01:18:12.500 I listen to like Nas Carallo.
01:18:14.500 I don't know if you ever heard of that.
01:18:16.500 He's a more hardcore rapper.
01:18:19.500 I listen to a lot of older shit that's like early 2000's hip hop.
01:18:24.500 I listen to Ludacris still.
01:18:25.500 That motherfucker go hard.
01:18:27.500 Shit, I listen to Fat Man Scoop.
01:18:30.500 Um, shit.
01:18:32.500 Even Wu-Tang sometimes.
01:18:34.500 But I also like to listen to Metallica a lot.
01:18:37.500 Even a lot of Slipknot.
01:18:38.500 I love Slipknot and Limp Bizkit.
01:18:40.500 Limp Bizkit was ahead of his time, bro.
01:18:42.500 I swear to God.
01:18:43.500 I want white people to make music like that again.
01:18:45.500 Yo.
01:18:46.500 White people fell off.
01:18:47.500 Yo.
01:18:48.500 Musically.
01:18:49.500 My God.
01:18:50.500 Yeah, they started just culture vulture and now every white person wanna be a rapper.
01:18:54.500 Like, why don't y'all make bands anymore, you know?
01:18:56.500 Yeah.
01:18:57.500 Like, we need some good bands.
01:18:58.500 I'm tired of hearing, like, that's been kinda rappers, you know?
01:19:01.500 Okay.
01:19:02.500 Okay, so you know who that is?
01:19:03.500 Yeah, of course I know who that is.
01:19:04.500 Do I listen to them?
01:19:05.500 Fuck no.
01:19:06.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:19:07.500 Uh, is it difficult for you-
01:19:09.500 Well, okay, now you were talking about Palestinian.
01:19:10.500 Let me ask you this.
01:19:11.500 Yeah.
01:19:12.500 Is the Epstein list true?
01:19:13.500 Uh, bro, what?
01:19:14.500 Yeah, that shit is 100% fucking true.
01:19:16.500 It would've never been mentioned in the first place if it wasn't true.
01:19:18.500 Well, President Trump said it's not.
01:19:19.500 It's an Obama hoax.
01:19:20.500 Bro, whatever President Trump said is straight bullshit.
01:19:23.500 You can't listen to a man that was trying to-
01:19:25.500 He was trying to dodge going to jail, which he did,
01:19:27.500 but he was about to get locked up on some serious shit.
01:19:29.500 But he dodged it, you know?
01:19:31.500 He was about to get locked up.
01:19:32.500 We all know that.
01:19:33.500 But, don't trust what he's saying.
01:19:35.500 There is an Epstein list and he's on that shit.
01:19:37.500 That's why he don't-
01:19:38.500 It's, um, I can't remember what the term is called, but it's collateral damage for-
01:19:42.500 Another shit that's on the list.
01:19:47.500 It's gonna come crumbling down society.
01:19:49.500 Domino effect, everything.
01:19:50.500 Domino effect.
01:19:51.500 I feel like this is the first domino.
01:19:52.500 Yes.
01:19:53.500 I think people are underestimating how important this is right now that he's trying to make
01:19:57.500 people forget.
01:19:58.500 Yes.
01:19:59.500 And alienating a support base.
01:20:00.500 Yes.
01:20:01.500 What should we do when we figure out that this is really going on?
01:20:05.500 Make music about it.
01:20:06.500 Because music is the only thing that's gonna catch people's attention nowadays.
01:20:10.500 You could put out a good song, right?
01:20:12.500 But if you make something that actually hits hard, people are gonna be like, nah, this is
01:20:15.500 fire.
01:20:16.500 It has a message.
01:20:17.500 Like, there's a reason why Kendrick Lamar still has relevance to this day.
01:20:20.500 Because he has a strong message in everything that he drops.
01:20:23.500 Whether it's dissing Drake, talking about shit that he's been through, or something that
01:20:26.500 relates to the people, music is what's always gonna get that message across to everyone.
01:20:30.500 What message is Kendrick Lamar trying to get across?
01:20:32.500 Right now, I don't know what his message fully is.
01:20:35.500 I guess it's more so sticking up with who he is.
01:20:38.500 Because, you know, with this shit with Drake, he's not really speaking too much on the political
01:20:42.500 climate that we're in like he has in Tipimba Butterfly before.
01:20:45.500 I mean, his Super Bowl halftime show was political.
01:20:47.500 It had a symbolic message to it, don't get me wrong, but what he's delivering now upon
01:20:52.500 the substance in his music, it's not so a substance that is political.
01:20:57.500 It has substance to where it's relatable to be played in a party.
01:21:01.500 That's what he's going for.
01:21:02.500 But, as to where you can sit down, listen to something and dissect it, that's not what
01:21:05.500 he's putting out right now.
01:21:06.500 It's not something to Pimba Butterfly content.
01:21:08.500 Yeah, what do you think the message in Butterfly was?
01:21:10.500 I like that album.
01:21:11.500 It was a strong message about, shit, touching on independence as a person, survivor's guilt.
01:21:20.500 You know, like coming from environments where you have other blessings that other people
01:21:25.500 don't, and you know how it feels to be in both shoes.
01:21:28.500 Where you got it, so you feel bad for the people that don't, and sometimes you want to
01:21:31.500 reach those hands out.
01:21:32.500 But, you know, you can't reach those hands out to everybody because not everybody's going
01:21:34.500 to represent you well when you're in those rooms full of people.
01:21:37.500 Like, there's a song on there I'm trying to remember at the moment where he talked about
01:21:41.500 being at the Grammys and how his homies was trying to rob people of their Rolexes.
01:21:44.500 He was talking about that and it made him feel like, bro, this is why I don't really feel
01:21:48.500 that much survivor's guilt because I'm trying to bring you into these environments and you
01:21:51.500 over here talking about robbing these famous people, not about the opportunities you can
01:21:54.500 make for yourself.
01:21:55.500 And those are a lot of, one of the messages that he's bringing to those albums, like that
01:21:59.500 album itself.
01:22:05.500 You fuck with his pants?
01:22:07.500 Yeah, I want to get some pants like that.
01:22:09.500 Yeah, I could see you in that.
01:22:11.500 Yeah, what's, I want to, I want to get on that punk wave.
01:22:14.500 That punk wave.
01:22:15.500 Get a piercing first.
01:22:16.500 Get a piercing?
01:22:17.500 Get a piercing.
01:22:18.500 I feel like a piercing would look kind of gay on me.
01:22:20.500 Nah.
01:22:21.500 It works on you and I don't think it would look weird on me.
01:22:22.500 That's because you're projecting that upon yourself.
01:22:23.500 I think so?
01:22:24.500 Maybe it's because like a lot of the online judgment, like, has gotten to you.
01:22:28.500 That's true.
01:22:29.500 So you feel like, nah, people don't call me gay.
01:22:31.500 Like, they're going to be like, oh, it's Eagle Fruity.
01:22:33.500 Like, bro, fuck that shit, bro.
01:22:34.500 Do you.
01:22:35.500 Do you.
01:22:36.500 Like, you see me outside, it's hot as fuck, but I'm still, I'm being myself, bro.
01:22:39.500 Fuck that shit.
01:22:40.500 Yeah.
01:22:41.500 Fuck the comments, bro.
01:22:42.500 Those people ain't even real.
01:22:43.500 Some of them are pots.
01:22:44.500 Like, for real.
01:22:45.500 Some of them are pots.
01:22:46.500 Yeah.
01:22:47.500 Hey, great to meet you, bro.
01:22:48.500 Love you to meet you.
01:22:49.500 What's your name?
01:22:50.500 Subi against the world.
01:22:51.500 Subi against the world.
01:22:52.500 I appreciate that, man.
01:22:53.500 Keep going up.
01:22:54.500 Of course.
01:22:55.500 Thank you, my brother.
01:22:56.500 Yes, sir, man.
01:22:57.500 Subi against the world.
01:22:58.500 Are you streaming right now?
01:22:59.500 Yeah, I'm streaming.
01:23:00.500 I'm streaming.
01:23:01.500 I did actually remember we had a conversation at large.
01:23:02.500 Not too long ago.
01:23:03.500 Oh, yeah.
01:23:04.500 Yeah.
01:23:05.500 Like a couple of weeks ago.
01:23:06.500 Yeah.
01:23:07.500 What lawsuit?
01:23:08.500 It was during the riots.
01:23:11.500 George Floyd riots.
01:23:12.500 Oh, right, right.
01:23:13.500 Oh, yeah.
01:23:14.500 Damn.
01:23:15.500 Oh, wait.
01:23:16.500 Can you tell them that story again?
01:23:17.500 Okay, okay, okay.
01:23:18.500 All right, so.
01:23:19.500 You did not look like this last time.
01:23:20.500 Yeah, I did.
01:23:21.500 I had my makeup on last time.
01:23:22.500 I swear to God.
01:23:23.500 Yeah, because I was having a party that night.
01:23:24.500 But, so, boom.
01:23:25.500 I was downtown by Union Square, and there was a riot going on.
01:23:29.500 I'd just gotten out of work.
01:23:30.500 Well, not really riot.
01:23:31.500 It was a peaceful protest, and then the police got rowdy.
01:23:34.500 So, basically, I threw a glass bottle at a police officer and hit him.
01:23:39.500 And then two officers ran after me.
01:23:41.500 I ran away, and then some bitch-ass civilian with a bike pushed their bike in front of me.
01:23:47.500 I tried to jump over like I'm an Olympic star.
01:23:50.500 I fell, bust my ass.
01:23:52.500 And then I get up, and I get speared.
01:23:54.500 And then when I'm on the floor, a cop hit me with a baton.
01:23:57.500 And then I blocked it, but I got my forearm fucked up.
01:23:59.500 That's what that little scar is right there.
01:24:01.500 That's faded.
01:24:02.500 Yeah, but, like, it was a big-ass welt, bro.
01:24:04.500 That shit was bad as fuck.
01:24:05.500 And then I got arrested.
01:24:07.500 But, so, the case was that I got wrongfully arrested because there wasn't no evidence of me, like, throwing the water bottle away.
01:24:13.500 Hey, if there's any lawyers watching, the case is already won.
01:24:16.500 You can't put this in court.
01:24:17.500 Like, that shit, I already won the settlement.
01:24:19.500 Fuck y'all.
01:24:20.500 Fuck NYPD, too.
01:24:21.500 Nah, nah, we love NYPD.
01:24:22.500 We love NYPD.
01:24:23.500 Y'all love NYPD.
01:24:24.500 I don't.
01:24:25.500 Shout out to NYPD.
01:24:26.500 Don't.
01:24:27.500 Nah, fuck with y'all.
01:24:28.500 I appreciate it, bro.
01:24:29.500 I appreciate it.
01:24:30.500 Have a good night, bro.
01:24:31.500 Alright.
01:24:32.500 Salaamu Alaikum.
01:24:33.500 Salaamu Alaikum.
01:24:34.500 How are you, bro?
01:24:35.500 Salaamu Alaikum.
01:24:36.500 You said you should do a battle or you want to decline, bro?
01:24:39.500 You want to decline?
01:24:40.500 Or you want to lose?
01:24:41.500 A battle.
01:24:42.500 A battle what?
01:24:43.500 You don't want to lose that.
01:24:44.500 Bro, he challenged me to a debate.
01:24:46.500 Ethan Klein asked me to debate and then ran away when I accepted it.
01:24:49.500 I don't think he ran, bro.
01:24:50.500 He ran.
01:24:51.500 I think you wanted to do it on your platform or his platform.
01:24:55.500 I think if y'all find a middle girl, here's more.
01:24:57.500 No, no, no.
01:24:58.500 I said I would do it on Bradley Martin.
01:24:59.500 He's a neutral host.
01:25:00.500 We could have done it on his podcast.
01:25:01.500 I think.
01:25:02.500 That was where I called him.
01:25:03.500 We talked on the phone.
01:25:04.500 He didn't want to do it.
01:25:05.500 I think we both could benefit from seeing a little bit of the shot.
01:25:09.500 Nobody has to concede to any deal, but you both make valid points.
01:25:12.500 I'm a moderate, so I'm always in the middle.
01:25:14.500 You're Muslim.
01:25:15.500 I'm Muslim.
01:25:16.500 And you watch Ethan Klein?
01:25:17.500 Yeah.
01:25:18.500 But he's on the show.
01:25:19.500 I watch YouTube.
01:25:20.500 I mean, like I said, I'm a moderate.
01:25:22.500 I'd like to get all the information and not explain to both sides.
01:25:26.500 Well, I'm telling you the lie.
01:25:27.500 He asked me to debate.
01:25:29.500 I accepted.
01:25:30.500 And then he said, oh, he doesn't have clout.
01:25:32.500 I think it's more like an ego thing, but I think we both could benefit.
01:25:38.500 And especially in terms of believers, we would love to see both sides of it.
01:25:43.500 I'm sure we all look like a team.
01:25:45.500 You guys go back and forth.
01:25:47.500 All right.
01:25:48.500 I appreciate it.
01:25:49.500 Nice to meet you.
01:25:50.500 Nice to meet you.
01:25:55.500 Thoughts on Neon and Twitch, man.
01:25:57.500 Best of luck to Neon on Twitch.
01:26:02.500 You know how I feel about Twitch.
01:26:03.500 I think it sucks that they censor so many people, but I would love to see Neon continue to take over.
01:26:09.500 I do think that most of streaming is about clips, and he's doing great already.
01:26:13.500 I don't think he needs to do it, but if he wants to continue to grow, I understand why he's doing it.
01:26:20.500 She's been on the podcast before.
01:26:21.500 I remember her.
01:26:22.500 You've been on the podcast before, right?
01:26:23.500 Would you like to sit down?
01:26:24.500 Talking about life.
01:26:25.500 I'll keep it short.
01:26:26.500 I'll keep it short.
01:26:27.500 I'll keep it a minute.
01:26:28.500 I see.
01:26:29.500 Salaam Alaikum.
01:26:30.500 What's your name?
01:26:31.500 Moon.
01:26:32.500 Moon.
01:26:33.500 Is the Epstein client list real?
01:26:34.500 I don't even know what that is.
01:26:35.500 You know who Jeffrey Epstein is?
01:26:36.500 Wait.
01:26:37.500 Oh, the guy who did that weird shit?
01:26:38.500 Yeah.
01:26:39.500 I don't know if it's real.
01:26:40.500 Probably.
01:26:41.500 Oh, okay.
01:26:42.500 What do you do?
01:26:43.500 I create art and shit.
01:26:44.500 Hey, how are you guys?
01:26:45.500 I see him ever since.
01:26:46.500 Art as in music.
01:26:47.500 Film on the way.
01:26:48.500 Short film on the way.
01:26:49.500 Where you being here, kid?
01:26:50.500 I don't even know what that is.
01:26:51.500 I don't even know what that is.
01:26:52.500 I don't even know what that is.
01:26:53.500 You know who Jeffrey Epstein is?
01:26:54.500 Wait.
01:26:55.500 Oh, the guy who did that weird shit?
01:26:57.500 Yeah.
01:26:58.500 I don't know if it's real.
01:27:00.500 Probably.
01:27:01.500 Oh, okay.
01:27:02.500 What do you do?
01:27:03.500 I create art and shit.
01:27:04.500 Hey, how are you guys?
01:27:05.500 I see him ever since.
01:27:06.500 Art as in music.
01:27:07.500 Film on the way.
01:27:08.500 Short film on the way.
01:27:09.500 What do you mean, kid?
01:27:10.500 I'm back.
01:27:11.500 I'm here.
01:27:12.500 What's your short film about?
01:27:13.500 It's about, it's really called Venus as a Woman.
01:27:14.500 It's like Greek mythology.
01:27:15.500 It's about like a girl that is connected with Venus, the goddess, but she's unaware of it.
01:27:25.500 Tomorrow, yeah.
01:27:26.500 I'm in the middle of a conference.
01:27:27.500 Yeah.
01:27:28.500 Okay.
01:27:29.500 Sorry about him.
01:27:30.500 I said it's about a girl that name is like, basically she's connected with Venus, the
01:27:37.500 goddess in Greek mythology, the goddess of beauty and love, but she's unaware of it.
01:27:42.500 So it's like, she starts going through like, it's like a spiritual thing.
01:27:45.500 Like she goes through like spiritual shit through the world and like through her own
01:27:50.500 self that kind of shows her how powerful she is and she's unaware of it.
01:27:53.500 It's a short film.
01:27:54.500 Okay.
01:27:55.500 Yeah.
01:27:56.500 Who do you think is in charge of America?
01:28:00.500 God.
01:28:03.500 On a human level.
01:28:04.500 Uh, I don't fucking know how to like, they would say like the president and shit.
01:28:09.500 Yeah.
01:28:10.500 Yeah.
01:28:11.500 Did you go to film school?
01:28:12.500 Do I go to film school?
01:28:13.500 Yeah.
01:28:14.500 No.
01:28:15.500 I go to school for psychology, but like I'm into creative shit.
01:28:18.500 So I just do shit on the side.
01:28:21.500 Where can we see that short film?
01:28:24.500 Uh, coming soon on all platforms.
01:28:27.500 Like, I'm not gonna lie, I'm not done creating it, but like, you could see it on Instagram
01:28:33.500 probably, YouTube, shit like that.
01:28:35.500 Thank you.
01:28:36.500 Nice to meet you.
01:28:37.500 Nice to meet you.
01:28:38.500 Alright.
01:28:39.500 Yeah.
01:28:40.500 We're on stream right now.
01:28:41.500 Yeah.
01:28:42.500 We're on stream right now.
01:28:43.500 Yeah.
01:28:44.500 No, they're not talking shit.
01:28:45.500 They love you.
01:28:46.500 Yeah.
01:28:47.500 My plan was to keep today's episode short.
01:28:48.500 I, uh, I gotta finish these vlogs that I've been working on.
01:29:03.500 I have three in the vault that I gotta work on.
01:29:04.500 What's the plan on going live too long today?
01:29:06.500 I might, I might wrap it up.
01:29:11.500 Bruno Mars behind you.
01:29:13.500 Let me rest for a second before I go into that.
01:29:16.500 I'm not gonna keep doing filler interviews and just do like one or two more bangers or baddies.
01:29:23.500 It's annoying.
01:29:24.500 Like all the really good looking girls had boyfriends here.
01:29:27.500 They were, I had like two or three beautiful women on and their boyfriends were right there.
01:29:31.500 Well, that's what happens bro.
01:29:32.500 Like beautiful women like that, they get, they get scooped up quick.
01:29:36.500 What's your name?
01:29:37.500 Yes.
01:29:38.500 I don't know.
01:29:39.500 Don't worry.
01:29:40.500 Shit.
01:29:41.500 What do you have in this?
01:29:42.500 I can't wear it as well.
01:29:43.500 Thank you.
01:29:44.500 What's your name?
01:29:45.500 Danielle.
01:29:46.500 Danielle.
01:29:47.500 Oh, that purse is cool.
01:29:48.500 It looks like a, like I thought it was a bird cage for a second.
01:29:50.500 Danielle.
01:29:51.500 Oh, that purse is cool.
01:29:52.500 It looks like a, like I thought it was a bird cage for a second.
01:29:54.500 I do like birds.
01:29:55.500 Oh, you do?
01:29:56.500 Yeah, I do.
01:29:57.500 What's your favorite type of bird?
01:29:58.500 Um, you know, I had parakeets growing up and they used to talk.
01:30:01.500 So, um, my cousin, I guess we were young and I'm from Southern Brooklyn where we curse
01:30:06.500 a lot.
01:30:07.500 And I used to tell my cousin to shut the F up until the bird started saying, David, shut
01:30:11.500 the F up.
01:30:12.500 I think parakeets are my favorite.
01:30:14.500 Wait, um, Bensonhurst?
01:30:16.500 I was born in Bensonhurst, but I was raised in Marine Park.
01:30:19.500 Okay, cool.
01:30:20.500 Huh?
01:30:21.500 Did you see a Nora?
01:30:22.500 Yeah, and I know that mansion because I had friends that lived in the Mason on that
01:30:26.500 street.
01:30:27.500 Oh, wow.
01:30:28.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:30:29.500 Are you Russian or what are you?
01:30:30.500 Italian.
01:30:31.500 Oh, yeah, Danielle and Nora.
01:30:32.500 Well, are you in a relationship?
01:30:35.500 No, I'm not.
01:30:36.500 Why are you single?
01:30:38.500 Why am I single?
01:30:39.500 Oh my God, you sound like my therapist.
01:30:41.500 No, why am I single?
01:30:43.500 I think I'm single because it took me a long time to, one, value the idea.
01:30:48.500 The idea of like a true partnership.
01:30:51.500 I've moved around a lot.
01:30:52.500 I've lived abroad a bunch in different places in the US and I really liked my independence
01:30:57.500 and I still like my independence, but I do think if I found the right partner, my life
01:31:02.500 would be, my life is great now, but my life would be even like exponentially better.
01:31:08.500 So I think it just took me a long time to, to not look at men as obstacles, but to look
01:31:13.500 at them as assets.
01:31:14.500 Okay.
01:31:16.500 Are you, uh, are you looking?
01:31:18.500 Are you happy?
01:31:19.500 Like what's your problem?
01:31:20.500 I'm, uh, am I looking?
01:31:23.500 Am I happy?
01:31:24.500 I am, I am happy and I'm also open to whatever comes my way.
01:31:29.500 I hope I'm manifesting good energy out in the world.
01:31:32.500 Um, I really don't like the dating app.
01:31:35.500 So I'm hoping, you know, I'm 40.
01:31:37.500 So I'm hoping that.
01:31:38.500 You look like you're 29.
01:31:39.500 I'm not trying to, there's.
01:31:40.500 I love you.
01:31:41.500 That's incredible.
01:31:42.500 Now I gotta be honest with you.
01:31:43.500 That's, that's insane.
01:31:44.500 Thank you.
01:31:45.500 But I'm hoping that like older geriatric millennials like me and Gen Xers, they still, I think,
01:31:50.500 come up to women when they're out.
01:31:52.500 So I'm just waiting for him to ask me out when he sees me.
01:31:56.500 Okay.
01:31:57.500 Where do you want to go on a first date?
01:31:59.500 Where do I want to go on a first date?
01:32:02.500 Oh boy.
01:32:04.500 Um, well I love New York.
01:32:07.500 I'm a New Yorker.
01:32:08.500 So I would go to the Brooklyn museum.
01:32:10.500 I would go out to eat.
01:32:11.500 I would just walk around some random neighborhood in Queens just to explore stuff.
01:32:15.500 I like talking to people and I love talking to New Yorkers because we're the best.
01:32:19.500 Okay.
01:32:20.500 What do you get out of therapy?
01:32:22.500 Uh, what I get out of therapy is someone who will ask me really poignant questions,
01:32:27.500 will hold me accountable to answering them.
01:32:30.500 And I've been with my therapist for five years now.
01:32:33.500 Sounds like a relationship.
01:32:34.500 I've been with my therapist.
01:32:35.500 I've been with my therapist for five years now.
01:32:37.500 Very soon.
01:32:38.500 And she, I think she, she will, as I'm talking about things, she will point out patterns
01:32:43.500 that she has seen over the last five years, both patterns in terms of growth, but patterns
01:32:47.500 in terms of things I can fall back into.
01:32:48.500 So I think that's always helpful.
01:32:50.500 I like having someone hold me accountable.
01:32:51.500 I think we should all have at least one person, but I hope I have more than one person that
01:32:55.500 holds me accountable.
01:32:56.500 Do you know girls who go talk to chat GPT?
01:32:59.500 I've heard this and it scares me.
01:33:01.500 Right.
01:33:02.500 Pretty dystopian.
01:33:03.500 There's a lot more, especially Gen Z women.
01:33:04.500 I know.
01:33:05.500 They're on there more than I think they're talking to therapists.
01:33:07.500 Yeah.
01:33:08.500 I, and I've heard, I've heard people say the same thing about men.
01:33:11.500 I think we should just all human beings talk to each other more.
01:33:14.500 I think every American should have a therapy dog if they want one.
01:33:18.500 My dog, I found him in Puerto Rico and I lived there during COVID.
01:33:21.500 He's technically not a therapy dog, but I pretty much use him as a therapy dog.
01:33:24.500 No dogs are kind of therapy dogs.
01:33:25.500 They're the best.
01:33:26.500 So I think, I think human, I think living beings across species should spend more time with each other.
01:33:32.500 That's what I think.
01:33:33.500 Okay.
01:33:34.500 Do you recommend people go to therapy?
01:33:35.500 I've never, you know, it's never been for me.
01:33:39.500 Yeah.
01:33:40.500 I, I, I think it's a good thing.
01:33:41.500 I, I'll be honest.
01:33:42.500 I probably wouldn't date you unless you were in therapy.
01:33:45.500 So.
01:33:46.500 Okay.
01:33:47.500 I was going to ask you out, but nevermind.
01:33:48.500 I think you're too young for me.
01:33:50.500 Okay.
01:33:51.500 Nice to meet you.
01:33:52.500 You too.
01:33:53.500 Bye.
01:33:54.500 Have a nice one.
01:33:56.500 Fumbled that one.
01:33:59.500 Fumbled that one.
01:34:01.500 I mean, I should have slid that to Steezy.
01:34:02.500 He loved the 40 year old.
01:34:04.500 Nice to meet you.
01:34:05.500 Hello.
01:34:07.500 Hey.
01:34:10.500 Would you like, come on, Chris.
01:34:12.500 Uh, now I'm ending right now.
01:34:15.500 I'll ask you a one real quick though.
01:34:18.500 Is the Epstein list real?
01:34:20.500 Yeah.
01:34:21.500 For sure.
01:34:22.500 Why are we not releasing it?
01:34:23.500 Great question.
01:34:24.500 Because our president, he got to release that.
01:34:25.500 Well, he said it's not real.
01:34:26.500 He said, just forget about it.
01:34:27.500 No, I said it's because.
01:34:28.500 He's on that list, bro.
01:34:29.500 Huh?
01:34:30.500 He's on that list.
01:34:31.500 He's hiding it.
01:34:32.500 I think so.
01:34:33.500 He's hiding it.
01:34:34.500 He's hiding it.
01:34:35.500 We gotta open the third eye.
01:34:36.500 You gotta open that.
01:34:38.500 And then you'll get the list.
01:34:39.500 Open your third eye.
01:34:40.500 Well, welcome.
01:34:41.500 You're welcome.
01:34:42.500 All right.
01:34:43.500 Nice to meet you guys.
01:34:44.500 You want a picture?
01:34:45.500 Where are you guys from?
01:35:05.500 All right, cool.
01:35:06.500 All right, be safe, man.
01:35:07.300 Enjoy New York.
01:35:08.040 Enjoy Islam.
01:35:15.500 All right, it's a one-minute podcast, but I'm wrapping up the stuff for today.
01:35:19.060 I'll be back tomorrow, I think.
01:35:22.860 What's good?
01:35:23.600 What's good?
01:35:23.920 How you doing, my heart?
01:35:24.780 What's good?
01:35:25.180 What's good?
01:35:26.220 Yeah, let's do it.
01:35:27.040 Let's do it.
01:35:28.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:35:45.500 Yeah, what's going on?
01:35:47.140 Yeah, let me get a little doctor.
01:35:53.040 All right, let me get a little doctor.
01:35:58.280 All right, let me get a little doctor.
01:35:59.340 All right, man.
01:36:00.420 Hey, nice team.
01:36:01.180 Love you guys.
01:36:01.620 See you soon.
01:36:12.380 All right.
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